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Ultimate Portfolio App and Local Notifications

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@Greenamberred  HWS+

Just watched the 'Adding local notifications' video.

Particularily interesting was the segment on the error handling, and how it is necessary to keep the projects and notifications in sync, by performing the update even for each keypress, as the performance overhead is not huge to add and remove reminders each time.

The important thing is to keep the synchronisation between the projects in CoreData and their notifications.

Am I correct in thinking that it is also necessary to call RemoveReminders when a Project is deleted, for that same purpose?

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