There seem to be many ways in which you could write an app, so how do you plan it so it is architected correctly?
When you are learning to write iOS apps it feels hard to write a new app all by yourself. There are many tutorials that just scratch the surface and leave you wondering if you are wasting time on poor solutions. Still, it’s hard to find material that is straight to the point and when an app grows to more than two screens it's hard to visualise what's happening under the hood.
If you don’t know where the relevance of concepts or where they fit, this free guide is for you. The book goes over a practical example that shows the correct way to architect iOS apps, giving you a roadmap with all important concepts and best practices you need when developing iOS apps, as well as many more resources to understand how iOS development really works.
This guide will show you:
* The fundamental Model-View-Controller pattern of iOS. Many developers think they understand this, but they get it wrong and don’t know the difference between view controllers and model controllers.
* How to properly create the model of your apps. Most developers only write model objects that are very simple and end writing too much code inside view controllers.
* How to navigate between different screens using containers, storyboards and segues. This is an important concept to understand if you want to create apps with complex flows.
* How to implement communication between view controllers and how to use delegation. View controllers need to exchange information both going forward and backwards, but many developers use poor techniques that make their code hard to change and maintain.
When you are learning to write iOS apps it feels hard to write a new app all by yourself. There are many tutorials that just scratch the surface and leave you wondering if you are wasting time on poor solutions. Still, it’s hard to find material that is straight to the point and when an app grows to more than two screens it's hard to visualise what's happening under the hood.
If you don’t know where the relevance of concepts or where they fit, this free guide is for you. The book goes over a practical example that shows the correct way to architect iOS apps, giving you a roadmap with all important concepts and best practices you need when developing iOS apps, as well as many more resources to understand how iOS development really works.
This guide will show you:
* The fundamental Model-View-Controller pattern of iOS. Many developers think they understand this, but they get it wrong and don’t know the difference between view controllers and model controllers.
* How to properly create the model of your apps. Most developers only write model objects that are very simple and end writing too much code inside view controllers.
* How to navigate between different screens using containers, storyboards and segues. This is an important concept to understand if you want to create apps with complex flows.
* How to implement communication between view controllers and how to use delegation. View controllers need to exchange information both going forward and backwards, but many developers use poor techniques that make their code hard to change and maintain.
