Clean Architecture + TDD. Code less. Test more.
As the holidays are around the corner and 2019 is upon us, I want to share a few updates with you. The Clean Swift Handbook is undergoing a huge update. I added a brand new chapter about an iOS developer s journey. And I m not done. In the coming weeks, there ll be another chapter on the... The post In the spirits of Thanksgiving and Black Friday appeared first on Clean Swift .
Many developers have told me the VIP cycle in Clean Swift has helped them a LOT. It s a complete mindset shift in terms of how you build iOS apps. And they wanted more. The VIP cycle and its unidirectional nature are awesome. But what about the workers and custom views? They want to know how... The post Are you ready to go beyond the VIP cycle? appeared first on Clean Swift .
The following question arose in my mentorship Slack (a monthly subscription program that you can subscribe and unsubscribe on a monthly basis). Question: Hey Ray, hope you’re doing fine. I got another question. I’m on this one project with MVC. We have 2 very heavy services that are the heart of the app. The DB-Service... The post How to effectively refactor MVC code and add unit tests appeared…
One of my students asked in my mentorship Slack group (a monthly subscription program that you can subscribe and unsubscribe on a monthly basis) about how to use UserDefaults properly in a Clean Swift architecture. I ve seen multiple takes on this question in other blogs. Here s my take: Question: I’m a beginner programmer and the CleanStore... The post How the VIP cycle fully encapsulate the…
How would you go about unit testing your networking calls? They are asynchronous, so the results won t come back right away. The following is an excerpt of the latest chapter I just added to my book Effective Unit Testing on this exact topic. All the unit tests that you ve seen so far are for testing... The post Testing Asynchronous Operations appeared first on Clean Swift .