Austin Zheng

The article linked above deals with non-synchronized Realms, which work differently from synchronized Realms in a number of ways that are usually not relevant to end users. We have a...

The problem isn't figuring out where to store the file. The underlying problem is that the synchronization subsystem only works correctly if at most one instance of the sync client...

Thanks for getting in touch with us! We support using the Objective-C version of our binding in a Swift app, and we fully support using both Objective-C and Swift versions...

Hi Adrian, Unfortunately we don't support having Objective-C and Swift model types inheriting from each other's base classes, and it's unlikely we'll add support for this in the near future....

Thanks for checking in. Unfortunately we have other issues that take priority over this one and limited engineering bandwidth, so the best I can do for now is to put...

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. It looks like `isEqual:` or its equivalents isn't actually implemented on `RLMArray`. I'll modify this ticket to track implementing it. In the meantime...

Context: > I think we have to look at it from the users perspective. When I go to the doc with the intention to find out how I get the...

Hello @tengyifei, Unfortunately, you are right - generic classes inheriting from Objective-C base classes cannot be fully represented in Objective-C, and so it's not possible to do what you want....

I think I understand what you want. You'd be able to define: ``` swift class Foo : Object { /* */ } var a : Foo var b : Foo...

I like this idea. I'm wondering if there's a way to enforce the "invokeTest()" part of it, although I think documentation should be sufficient to ensure people use the test...