What industry standard are you talking about? We literally have large financial institutions making more money than you running their systems on freaking COBOL. It _is_ common in the industry for organizations to hold off on newer technology because refactoring to the coolest new tech is too costly. Even Cocoa frameworks aren’t obsolete just yet, and it’s unlikely to be so for a long time.

Everything you just said is a dishonest excuse so that you can play with a new library using your company’s money and while letting them incur the additional risk of breakage or tech debt. Nothing is stopping you today from using Core Data to build an observable model or to partially adopt SwiftData just in the functionality that it can sufficiently cover.

No need for personal attacks. I don’t work for anyone. And you don’t know or understand my requirements to make such false claims.