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From Zero to App Store

Adding Flexibility With a Root View Controller

by Bart Jacobs | Apr 2, 2019 | Programming
Last Updated on Apr 11, 2019

Swift 4 Xcode 10 iOS 12

From Zero to App Store

1	Introduction 03:31
2	Defining a Minimum Viable Product 06:53
3	Setting Up the Project Plus 10:30
4	Code Signing With fastlane Plus 13:26
5	Working With Multiple Environments in Xcode Plus 15:54
6	Adding Flexibility With a Root View Controller Plus 12:43
7	Adding Powerful Logging With CocoaLumberjack Plus 10:39
8	Forwarding Logs to a Remote Server With CocoaLumberjack Plus 07:54
9	Adopting the Coordinator Pattern Plus 13:15
10	Populating the Feed: Prototyping in a Playground Plus 10:24
11	Populating the Feed: Creating the API Client Plus 09:16
12	Populating the Feed: Integrating the API Client Plus 09:44
13	Populating the Feed: Building the User Interface Plus 14:49
14	Populating the Feed: Conforming to the MVVM Pattern Plus 06:34
15	Populating the Feed: Displaying SVG Images With Cloudinary and Kingfisher Plus 14:41
16	Populating the Feed: Creating a Framework for Fonts, Colors, and Styles Plus 15:27
17	Populating the Feed: Creating a Mock API Client Plus 09:12
18	Populating the Feed: Adding Flexibility to the Mock API Client Plus 06:01

Every project I work on makes use of view controller containment. This isn't surprising since several UIKit components take advantage of this pattern, including navigation controllers, tab bar controllers, and split view controllers. But I'm not only referring to the components UIKit offers out of the box.

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