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My iOS App Creation Process - Part 1

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By Jody Abney, Jamie Carter Verified, Mark Lucking, Riccardo Cipolleschi
| The Startup Verified
Photo by Abdelrahman Sobhy on Unsplash Recently, I decided to go “all in” on the latest iOS14 frameworks, including SwiftUI (Apple’s declarative interface design) and Combine (Apple’s version of reactive programming). In this series of articles, I will take you through my development process from idea to readying the completed app for submission to the iOS App Store. I chose to build an app for curating photos. Why? Because one of my hobbies is photography.
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My iOS App Creation Process - Part 2

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By Jody Abney, Mac O’Clock, Mukesh Mandora, Mike Apostolakis
| The Startup Verified
Photo by Fotis Fotopoulos on Unsplash In Part 1 of the series, I outlined my overall approach to iOS development.
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My iOS App Creation Process - Part 4

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By Jody Abney, Peter Friese, Firebase Developers, Artturi Jalli
| The Startup Verified
Photo by Tirza van Dijk on Unsplash First, let me say I love SwiftUI! Why am I such a fan of SwiftUI? I prefer the declarative approach to interface development over the imperative (Interface Builder) approach. SwiftUI allows me to more rapidly iterate on design ideas and see the results even without running the iOS Simulator. With my fanboy declaration out of the way, let’s dive into my SwiftUI development process. NOTE: This is not a SwiftUI tutorial or even a detailed introduction to SwiftUI.
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