Aaron Abt

Pretty sure Justin has abandoned the project, at least for the time being. You may have better luck with one of the forks. Regards, Aaron

See: https://parse.com/questions/code-154the-number-of-count-operations-in-progress-has-reached-its-limit-code-154-version-1125 And this: https://parse.com/questions/paging-through-more-than-10000-results Both worth keeping in mind as an implementation is considered.

I'd point out that it's standard in Objective C to use full variable names rather than abbreviated ones. `shwallet` should probably be `sharedWallet`. Sorry, that was really bugging me. :smile:

@purrrminator I think this is more of an app design question, rather than a PFIS question. Generally speaking, what you want to accomplish can be done with Core Data, PFIncrementalStore,...

@purrrminator Regarding your second post, the whole intention of PFIS (and all other `NSIncrementalStore` implementations such as `AFIncrementalStore`) is that you, as the developer, only interact with Core Data in...

Save money? What do you mean? Have you looked at the Parse.com pricing? Unless you are going to have millions upon millions of data objects, you won't incur a charge....

Interesting. Well, they did just change their pricing scheme. There is no charge for API requests at all now.

That is BURST limit, how many requests it will handle per second. EDIT: I would bet it would be extremely rare to exceed the free 30/second, again unless you are...

That really depends. The old pricing model gave you a limit of 20/second for free, and 40/second for the Pro level. I had them price out an Enterprise package at...

Sometimes when you add new properties to a previously existing class, you have to refresh your browser (`cmd-R`), rather than just refreshing the data view that Parse provides. Alternatively you...