iOS & Swift - MVVM, Combine, SnapKit, Snapshot/UI/Unit Tests
Master the skills needed to become a senior iOS engineer like MVVM, Reactive & Protocol Orientated Programming
Description
Welcome to the iOS & Swift - MVVM, Combine, SnapKit, Snapshot/UI/Unit Tests course!
In this course, I share my learnings as a professional iOS developer with 6 years experience on the topics that are relevant to the industry today. The materials I've prepared are knowledge that I wish I knew as a 3 year old developer struggling with concepts like:
Protocol orientated programming
Reactive programming
MVVM architecture (why not MVC?)
Coding views programatically with SnapKit (without Storyboards)
Writing unit tests
Writing Snapshot tests
Writing UI tests
In this course, I explain and implement the above-mentioned concepts through a simple Tip Calculator application step by step. I start off by building the UI, then the ViewModel which house the business logic and finally implement the various tests to ensure that we preserve the integrity of our code.
These concepts are extremely important to a senior iOS developer because of the expectations and responsibilities placed on you by the various stakeholders in your company. As such, you need the SKILLS to
Debug issues quickly
Upkeep code coverage and testability to ensure CI passes
Set an example to junior members in your team with high quality coding standards
Avoid on-call nightmares (paper duty ringing non-stop)
Fix and stop adding new tech debts
Maintain your sanity as your app grows over time
So this course targets developers who have been working for around 3 years who want to get to the next level. I am confident you will grow after completing this course.
What You Will Learn!
- Build a MVVM architecture app with confidence
- Combine framework (reactive programming, communication between VMs and VCs)
- SnapKit (layout views programmatically)
- Unit Test (increase robustness in business logic)
- UI Test (preserve the integrity of business flows)
- Snapshot Test (preserve the integrity of views from unwarranted modification)
Who Should Attend!
- Full time developers with at least 3 years of professional experience
- Again I reiterate - a least 3 years of professional experience or you won't be able to follow