Apple reminded me that, after three years, I need to update or they'll take the app down! This update moves the data model over to Core Data with Cloudkit, meaning: Pro: simpler, more reliable syncing between same-user devices using Apple boilerplate code. Con: sharing between users has been dropped (at least for now). It's technically possible, so if there is demand I will look at incorporating it in a future update (in less than three years!). Feel free to email mike@mclay.dev to share your thoughts. I likely will not respond, but will evaluate demand accordingly. Thank you, and I hope Ticked continues to be useful for you well into the future :)

Sometimes they say "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" and then other times they're like "Yo APIs are SO old, they're written in hieroglyphs." So anyway, here are some updates: • Implemented diffable datasources, compositional list layout and NSFetchedResultsController. Mmmmm. • A little celebration for completing a list. You earned it. If you enjoy Ticked, please consider leaving a review so others can find it! Thanks :)

What an embarrassing fiasco. New version reverts to pre-2.2 codebase plus some small tweaks needed for post-iOS 13 rerelease. Unfortunately migrating the database back can be hit and miss, so users who updated to 2.2 may need to delete/reinstall. List items should sync back down from the cloud within a few minutes.

Let's skip right to 2.3. This update reverts the previous update to the good ol' Ticked. Enjoy :)

So I've been sitting on this update for a while. I've been unsure what to do with it. iOS 13 brought a new API from Apple called Core Data with CloudKit. Awesome, because it brings all the CloudKit syncing work that had to be done into a system API. Makes the core work of Ticked – storing lists on device and in the cloud – much more reliable and turn-key. A no-brainer. But the API doesn't support sharing records between users. And so the issue has been, are the benefits worth the tradeoff of dropping sharing support (for the moment). Ultimately, I've decided that it is. So here is v2.2, which includes a bunch of nice goodies from iOS 13 like Dark Mode and a bunch of just general improvements. It's a much better version of the Ticked you've been using. Sharing support is disabled, hopefully temporarily. The lack of sharing support in Core Data with CloudKit has been raised quite a bit, and so I'm optimistic we'll see Apple add support (which I'll adopt ASAP). My apologies for the inconvenience, and I hope users will appreciate the rationale for the decision. I hope you enjoy v2.2!

• IMPROVEMENTS to syncing shared lists.

• IMPROVED sharing performance • FIXED translation bugs in iOS 12 • FIXED minor bugs

• Adds a "Remove All" option to the List ••• Menu. If you are enjoying Ticked, please consider leaving a rating or review!

Y'know, sometimes "bug fixes and performance improvements" means that something has been fixed that is so obvious, or overdue, or dumb that it's *embarrassing* to have to announce it. Anyway, the one pixel thick top line of the table views that shouldn't be visible for empty lists now isn't.

• NEW convenience action: pull down to add a new item to a view!

• Expanded list options! Mark all items as complete, incomplete, or re-sort list by completion. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.