This book explains a range of application design patterns and their implementation techniques using a single example app, fully implemented in five design patterns.
Instead of advocating for any particular pattern, we lay out the problems all architectures are trying to address: constructing the app’s components, communicating between the view and the model, and handling non-model state. We show high-level solutions to these problems and break them down to the level of implementation for five different design patterns — two commonly used and three more experimental.
The common architectures are Model-View-Controller and Model-View-ViewModel + Coordinator. In addition to explaining these patterns conceptually and on the implementation level, we discuss solutions to commonly encountered problems, like massive view controllers.
On the experimental side we explain View-State-Driven Model-View-Controller, ModelAdapter-ViewBinder, and The Elm Architecture. By examining these experimental patterns, we extract valuable lessons that can be applied to other patterns and to existing code bases.
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Chris Eidhof is one of the objc.io co-founders, and host of Swift Talk. He also co-authored the Functional Swift and Advanced Swift books. Before, he wrote apps such as Deckset and Scenery. Matt Gallagher works as a software developer and consultant based in Melbourne, Australia; both independently and through his streaming media technologies company Zqueue. Florian Kugler is one of the objc.io co-founders. He worked on Mac Apps like Deckset, co-authored the Functional Swift and Core Data books, and hosts the weekly Swift Talk video series.
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