I'm very glad, as iOS developer, that community focus more and more on good iOS architecture. Few years back, in my impression, it was hard to find good article bout this topic, if any.
I'm really happy that objc.io is clearing that path with great developers willing to share theirs experience.
Agreed. As you work with the libraries you run across many different ways of doing things, and folks often just use the last one they saw instead of working to understand the options and making a choice on purpose. I'm thinking especially of messaging patterns, event handling (especially gestures), working with the view hierarchy, etc.
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I'm very glad, as iOS developer, that community focus more and more on good iOS architecture. Few years back, in my impression, it was hard to find good article bout this topic, if any. I'm really happy that objc.io is clearing that path with great developers willing to share theirs experience.
Agreed. As you work with the libraries you run across many different ways of doing things, and folks often just use the last one they saw instead of working to understand the options and making a choice on purpose. I'm thinking especially of messaging patterns, event handling (especially gestures), working with the view hierarchy, etc.