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One of the things I miss from moving from SQLite to Core Data is the ability to query directly against my database to analyze data. Is anyone out there aware of a tool that allows for the browsing of a Core Data store in a similar fashion?
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Possible duplicate of question Viewer/Query Analyzer for SQLite databases.
For what it's worth, I tried quite a few of the various SQLite browser tools, both free and paid for. I wouldn't mind paying for something great, but to be honest the gap between the free SQLite Database Browser and the paid for apps - some of which were relatively pricey - was minimal.
So I went with SQLite Database Browser. Here's the web site for download
If there was a great paid for app that was reasonably priced, I'd definitely buy it. Something like SQL Navigator, although that said SQL Navigator's UI was ridiculously bloated with features.
Core Data Editor isn't one I've heard of so I'm going to check it out as well.