This is a good real-life example of using of the Builder pattern. and a great way to make a URLRequest in Swift.
👉 Building URLRequests with ease
Applying the Builder Pattern to URLRequests
Month: April 2019
It’s time to break up with your networking library for URLSession
👉 https://tim.engineering/break-up-third-party-networking-urlsession/
Maybe URLSession is good to use on its own! I like this idea as a simplifier. Just use what you have! I just did this in some of my own code and was really happy with the simplified result.
This came from iOS Dev Weekly…
I liked this article by Tim Miko on how to build a simple API client with no dependencies. There’s a simple playground example too.
iOS Dev Weekly #398
On the other hand, PromiseKit still looks amazing.
PromiseKit
Love it. Makes complicated / ugly asynchronous code simple and beautiful. 🤓☺️
Promises for Swift & ObjC.
https://github.com/mxcl/PromiseKit
State Restoration With Swift Structs
👉 https://useyourloaf.com/blog/state-restoration-with-swift-structs/
I don’t have any specific plans to use this, but looks like an interesting read as a way to think about app design.
Structuring Your iOS App for Split (A/B) Testing
👉 https://heartbeat.fritz.ai/structuring-your-ios-app-for-split-testing-178eacf5aa7c
Native iOS A/B testing. Testing design, content changes, design changes, behavioral changes, more.
Mental Break Town 