S03E01: How SwiftUI fits in a Clean Architecture | Professional iOS Engineering Series
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Learn how to migrate to SwiftUI incrementally as we migrate away from UIKit UIViewControllers.
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Testing code that uses DispatchQueue.main.async | iOS Lead Essentials Community Q&A
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In this episode, Caio replies to a question we received from Tulio in the private iOS Lead Essentials Slack community: "How can I test code that dispatches work to the main DispatchQueue asynchronously? If I remove the thread handling code, my test succeeds."
Read MoreMVC, MVVM, MVP & iOS: Common UI Architectural Design Patterns Q&A | iOS Lead Essentials Podcast #012
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In this podcast, we explore the MVC, MVVM, and MVP UI Architectural Design Patterns.
Read MoreComposition in iOS/Swift: A key element of clean app architecture | iOS Lead Essentials Podcast #007
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Great companies are looking for talented individuals that can develop clean and sustainable iOS codebases. Building the skills to create composable and flexible codebases is a tremendous career asset that can help you find fantastic job opportunities to work in interesting iOS projects.
Read More19 “Should I test my iOS apps if…” Questions | iOS Lead Essentials Podcast #001
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The topic for this first episode is Testing. More specifically, the pains and benefits of writing automated tests for your iOS apps.
Read MoreWhy iOS Developers Feel Stuck In Their Careers & What To Do
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This pattern indicates that iOS developers are looking to progress in their careers, which is fantastic! But they end up finding suboptimal solutions, such as deciding to become more “generalized” developers (constantly jumping to new technologies & frameworks).
Read MoreComposable Code Can Be Simple – Intro to dependency diagrams and composition
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In this episode, we continue exploring the dependency inversion principle and composition, while documenting our system's evolution in diagrams.
Read MoreCareful With “Singleton” Lookalikes (WAY TOO COMMON)
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Have you ever been told that Singleton is an anti-pattern? Well, Singletons can be ok, but if you are not careful, they aren’t just an anti-pattern. THEY CAN BE DANGEROUS!
Read More“How do you think when writing tests?” – It’s simpler than you may think
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In this episode, we reply to an important question raised by a member of our community.
Read MoreXCTest + Swift: SetUp/TearDown vs Factory Methods
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In this episode, we dive into `XCTestCase`’s lifecycle and show different ways for configuring your system under test.
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