I should start by saying that I used this test to learn a bunch of new technologies and plan on improving it further.
If you're going to judge me on the work I did in 5 days, use the 1.0 Tag
If you want to see the cooler stuff check out the development branch.
- XCode 9.4.1.
- iOS 11 or higher.
I didn't want to end with Massive View Controllers so I thought I'd give it a try. I'm sure I could separate the responsibilities better and I'll keep working on it.
Because it's better than manually setting up dependencies. Also, I didn't have time to learn how to use the Swift Package Manager.
Which Pods I used and why :
- pod 'Alamofire', '4.7'
- I didn't have time to make NSURLRequests manually.
- pod 'RxSwift', '4.2.0'
- I'm trying to learn reactive programming.
- pod 'RxCocoa', '4.2.0'
- I'm trying to learn reactive programming.
- pod 'Kingfisher', '4.8.0'
- It makes it easier to download and cache images.
- Move the Models to the presenter because I think it makes more sense that way.
- Do the Model > View binding on the presenter.
Force Touch on the List View Controller to show more information.- Allow filtering locations from the list.
- Allow reordering the list.
- Allow loading more items.(Not sure if the API allows page=n parameter)
- Prettier UX.
- Add cool icons.
- Separate the API calls in another class.
Error handling.- Better error handling(Handle API errors instead of just network and decode errors).
Loading indicators.- Better loading indicators.
- Code comments.
- Unit tests.
- UI tests.
- Localization.
Limit the API requests to only update information after a considerable distance has been walked.Learn how to format a README file.- Configurable thresholds for fetching the weather information, both for distance and time.
- Configurable UI(Temperature, pressure, distance units).