Really, it's watch someone build an app in 10 minutes, moving so fast and with such preparation that the timescale doesn't matter.
I've watched so many instructional series on development recently; this was very weak on actual instruction, and heavy on the gimmick of being done in 10 minutes.
My immediate reaction: Ugh, all that boilerplate. I have no idea what is going on with all of that, and I'm not sure how I would work it out on my own.
I wanted to keep the pace snappy, since dead air and typing isn't too exciting. You may not get everything the first play through, but since it's a video, you can always pause and rewind and needed :)
Gross headline. I'd hope, at the very least, that a designer would spend more than 10 minutes designing the thing.
That said: I've dropped AFIncrementalStore into a Core Data project, and it was wonderfully easy to add to the project. I'm still getting started with it, but it's proven to be far easier than working with RestKit's setup.
I've watched so many instructional series on development recently; this was very weak on actual instruction, and heavy on the gimmick of being done in 10 minutes.
Also, it was already posted last week.