Advanced iOS Application Architecture

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Frameworks are split into Core, Data, Network and the app target; builds use Carthage and precompiled dynamic frameworks to speed iteration. Production app is ~50% Swift, ships in 22 languages, supports iPhone 4S through iPad 12.9. Persistence uses Realm (legacy Core Data retained), JSON parsing with Freddy, images via PINRemoteImage and keychain via Valet. Networking is operation‑based: separate network/parse/persist NSOperation subclasses, foreground and background queues, adaptive concurrency tuned from measured bandwidth. Example Medium app exists showing these pieces wired together. operation based networking Realm persistence Carthage + precompiled frameworks

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:26The Auto Layout Trilogy
3. 3:14Ch-Ch-Changes
4. 3:38TED 3.0
5. 4:55"Best" Practices
6. 5:52What We'll Cover
7. 6:31Dynamic Frameworks
8. 7:08Why Frameworks?
9. 11:19Dependency Management
10. 11:43Carthage
11. 12:30Semantic Carthaging
12. 14:29Things I Use And Like
13. 17:24Boo Realm
14. 25:09Network Access
15. 25:47Result Based
16. 27:44Protocol Oriented
17. 30:32MediumAPIOperation
18. 32:38Even More On Operations

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