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Mastering MVVM With Swift

Using MVVM In the Settings View

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

Swift 4 Xcode 9 iOS 11

Mastering MVVM With Swift

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

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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