iOS Development Interview Questions | iOS Development for Senior Developers

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This chapter of Turing Dev Talks takes a look at iOS development and understands the various questions that get asked in an iOS development technical interview. Further, it sheds light on the career trajectory of iOS developers and resources where they can learn more about iOS development. Let us know in the comments below which tech stack you'd like us to cover next.
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@ulasina Рік тому

15:46 The question is about design patterns but the answer is about the architecture.

@Andrey-pu9lx Рік тому

And interviewer didn't even notice that. Just prove iOS devs tend to not use design patterns)

@luanvicente3936 9 місяців тому

All architecture is a design pattern but not all design pattern can be a architecture, for example, MVVM, Clean Swift, VIPER are archtecture that folow the design patterns, but singleton is not a architecture.

@amsow 5 місяців тому

@@luanvicente3936 That's exactly what it is. Design patterns are more wide than what he described(architectural patterns) including creational design pattern like the Singleton, Factory etc and structural design pattern ie Composite, Decorator etc ... Thanks for pointing out this. Kudos

@Hordaric 4 місяці тому

@@Andrey-pu9lx😂

@maple3226 16 днів тому

@@Andrey-pu9lx thats like saying all the woman are whoxx because your mom is one 😅

@browhocodes 10 місяців тому

Great interview, thanks!

@ssaai Рік тому

Nice interview 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Glad you liked it! :)

@dotinsideacircle Рік тому

14:05. He asked about App ID but he answered that the Bundle IDs will be different and the Team IDs will be the same. He didn't answer about the App ID. So... if there is an app for the phone and a companion app for the watch will the App IDs be the same? How are they differentiated on the App Store?

@Cesned 8 місяців тому

He actually responded right... The App ID consists of two parts, the team ID and the bundle ID, while the team ID will be supplied by Apple and remains the same because is attached to your email, the bundle ID is supplied by the dev, and it will change based on project name and therefore it is used to defined each app. So: -Bundle ID: Defines each app. -App ID: Use to identify one or more apps from a single development team by using the team ID and the bundle ID.

@azaan389 3 місяці тому

An App ID is a two-part string used to identify one or more apps from a single development team. The string consists of a Team ID and a bundle ID search string, with a period (.) separating the two parts. The Team ID is supplied by Apple and is unique to a specific development team, while the bundle ID search string is supplied by you to match either the bundle ID of a single app or a set of bundle IDs for a group of your apps. There are two types of App IDs: an explicit App ID, used for a single app, and wildcard App IDs, used for a set of apps. An Explicit App ID Matches a Single App, For an explicit App ID to match an app, the Team ID in the App ID must equal the Team ID associated with the app, and the bundle ID search string must equal the bundle ID for the app. The bundle ID is a unique identifier that identifies a single app and cannot be used by other teams. A wildcard App ID contains an asterisk as the last part of its bundle ID search string. The asterisk replaces some or all of the bundle ID in the search string.