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Mastering MVVM With Swift

Using MVVM In the Settings View

by Bart Jacobs | Dec 10, 2017 | Model-View-ViewModel
Last Updated on Dec 10, 2017

Swift 4 Xcode 9 iOS 11

Mastering MVVM With Swift

1	Welcome to Mastering MVVM With Swift 03:18
2	Is MVC Dead 07:15
3	How Does MVVM Work 04:24
4	Meet Cloudy 07:27
5	What Is Wrong With Cloudy 03:18
6	A Quick Recap Plus 02:12
7	Time to Create a View Model 07:00
8	Put the View Model to Work Plus 03:43
9	Rinse and Repeat Plus 06:46
10	Using MVVM In the Settings View Plus 05:48
11	Adding Protocols to the Mix Plus 02:52
12	Making Table View Cells Autoconfigurable Plus 03:51
13	Supercharging MVVM With Protocols Plus 05:38
14	Ready, Set, Test Plus 02:33
15	Testing Your First View Model 07:31
16	Using Stubs for Better Unit Tests 07:17
17	A Few More Unit Tests Plus 03:45
18	Taking MVVM to the Next Level 05:08
19	What Are the Options Plus 02:23
20	DIY Bindings Plus 06:48
21	Refactoring the Add Location View Controller Plus 04:41
22	Why RxSwift 01:51
23	Integrating RxSwift and RxCocoa Plus 01:44
24	Refactoring the View Model Plus 06:14
25	Refactoring the View Controller Plus 04:52
26	Protocol Oriented Programming and Dependency Injection 05:48
27	Testing and Mocking Plus 06:51
28	Where to Go From Here Plus 05:40

The Model-View-ViewModel pattern isn't only useful for populating data-driven user interfaces. In this episode, I want to show you how you can apply the Model-View-ViewModel pattern in the settings view controller.

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