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The Ultimate iOS Interview Playbook

You're reading from   The Ultimate iOS Interview Playbook Conquer Swift, frameworks, design patterns, and app architecture for your dream job

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803246314
Length 320 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Avi Tsadok Avi Tsadok
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Everything about Interviews
2. Chapter 1: Before the Interview FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Going through the Interview Process 4. Chapter 3: Developer Branding 5. Part 2: Swift Language and Coding
6. Chapter 4: Data Structures and Algorithms 7. Chapter 5: The Swift Programming Language 8. Chapter 6: Managing Your Code 9. Part 3: The Frameworks
10. Chapter 7: Building Great User Experiences with UIKit 11. Chapter 8: SwiftUI and Declarative Programming 12. Chapter 9: Understanding Persistent Memory 13. Chapter 10: Libraries Management 14. Part 4: Design and Architecture
15. Chapter 11: Design Patterns to Solve Complex Questions 16. Chapter 12: Drilling into App Architecture 17. Chapter 13: Acing the Coding Assessment 18. Index 19. Other Books You May Enjoy

Performing navigation well

Navigation is a critical component in UIKit and iOS development. Navigation allows us to move the user from one UIViewController to another intuitively and simply.

There are two ways of navigating the user to another screen:

  • Present a modal view controller: If we need to present a screen with a task to complete or to make a decision, a view controller can present another view controller on top of it.
  • Push another view controller: If we want to navigate the user down the app hierarchy to the next stage, we can push a new view controller to the stack. This technique requires a UINavigationController to handle the push and pop operations and provide a navigation bar to ease the transitions.

Interviewers do not generally ask questions about the push and present, as these actions are fairly simple to understand and implement. Most questions and challenges are related to transitions, navigation bars, life cycle methods, and design patterns...

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