If you choose the Tabbed Application application when creating a new Xcode project, Core Data will not be an option.
If I want to use Core Data, is the best route to start with a Single View App, selected Core Data and add the tab bar later?
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I would do what you suggested. You can easily add tab bar controller, while the other route would have you either manually write the core data boilerplate or create a temp project from a template w/core data and copy it over. – hola May 04 '16 at 19:37
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You could do it either way. It's just as simple to add a Core Data model and proper Core Data stack management classes (such as http://www.jessesquires.com/JSQCoreDataKit/) to a Tabbed Application. – Don May 04 '16 at 20:00
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Possible duplicate of [why there is no "Use Core Data" check box with Tabbed Applicaion template](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9902596/why-there-is-no-use-core-data-check-box-with-tabbed-applicaion-template) – Suever Sep 14 '16 at 21:48
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You should check the answer below:
why there is no "Use Core Data" check box with Tabbed Applicaion template
Also, the way you thought about starting with a Single View Application is true.
