Mobiconf 2018: John Sundell, Swift by Sundell
summary
Argues that design patterns alone don’t make architectures and demonstrates four concrete practices: child view controllers and services decompose a podcast screen into header/list/actions so a single UIViewController avoids ballooning to 1,000–1,500 lines, then those classes become a reusable podcast kit framework; a user-bound factory (locks-and-keys) injects a User to eliminate optional unwrapping; generics and protocols reduce boilerplate for lists and databases; and a named North Star guides incremental refactors instead of full rewrites.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:36Defining system design
- 9:45Decomposition strategies
- 16:03Managing dependencies
- 22:25Building abstractions
- 30:06Defining a North Star
