Welcome back! After taking a hiatus, let’s wrap up this series on Clean Swift by implementing unit tests against the components in a scene. When I was first becoming familiar with the architecture by building sample apps for job interviews, cleaning up my massive view controllers and the ease of... Read more »
Welcome back! Last time I talked about massive view controllers and some of the root causes. I also introduced one way of mitigating that using the Clean Swift architecture. I introduced the concept of a scene and how the interactor receives events from the view controller such as API requests,... Read more »
Check out part 2 for more Clean Swift goodness If you are just getting started in iOS development (or even have a decent amount of experience) you may see situations where your view controllers are getting quite large. Maybe you’re finding all of the view setup, presenting other view controllers,... Read more »
My team at work was recently tasked with exposing an endpoint externally for a third-party service. The project serves as our API microservice, which I had built out a unit testing suite for a few months ago. We’ve been slowly “fleshing out” out our test cases for various support classes... Read more »