Your suggestion is appreciated. I will do that when I update this tutorial.

Thank you so much for your reply. Your tutorials have really useful for helping me put together a basic tableView app. However, might I also suggest you add UILocalizedIndexedCollation in any future update to this set of tutorials? It might seem redundant since you’ve already shown use how to add a Search Bar. But Apple includes localized indexes with their built-in apps, so end-users would likely appreciate having the flexibility of having both features.

If you r using the iOS 9 and Swift 2.0 you’ll have to change the if statement to this:

if imgUrl.scheme.isEmpty != true && imgUrl.host != nil

Also, you’ll have to use the new error handler code in the project’s class files; which look something like this:

do {
try fetchedResultsController!.performFetch()
}
catch let error as NSError {
print(error)
}

By the way, for an image to appear in the Image View, you’ll have to disable the “App Transport Security” in the project’s Info.plist file. The details of how to do that is document in this post’s section entitled, PROBLEM: THE VIDEO WON’T PLAY

Finally, here is the Swift 2.0 version of the this post’s Xcode project:
SwiftCoreDataFromScratch

if imgUrl.scheme != nil && imgUrl.host != nil

returns this error:

Binary operator ‘!=’ cannot be applied to operands of type ‘String’ and ‘NilLiteralConvertible’

Please advise what the fix is for this because my entire project is on hold until I solve this problem.