iphone - Should I save in plist or Core Data? -

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i'm wondering if should save data in app plist or using core data..

my app saving tweets timeline , other users now. less few hunderd kb (about 200 kb in testing). what's advantages of using core data?

i not consider plists other saving simple preferences , basic data structure. plus performance wise, retrieving , saving data plists can quite slow.

after struggling coredata long time, choose on day. yes have bit of steep learning curve there "for free" it, i'd invest time learn , explore it.

coredata give flexibility expand object models needed, fetch objects persistant storage based on parameters, create relationships between models, memory management , list goes on.

coredata documented apple find need started plus more. there examples, sample projects, videos, name - i'd definitly recommend have if interested in performance, scalability , having bit of fun :)


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