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iOS

Pasan Premaratne
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Pasan Premaratne
Treehouse Teacher
Posted by Pasan Premaratne
Pasan Premaratne
Treehouse Teacher

Open source full app for iOS students

Hey iOS Students,

Artsy, a company that deals in art collection and education just open sourced their entire iOS app. This is an excellent opportunity to take a look at how a complex app is built and learn from code written by industry professionals.

Artsy has an excellent iOS team, of which one of our guest teachers, Ash Furrow, is a part of. Play around with the app when you get the chance. It's pretty awesome :)

If you have any questions, feel free to tag/email me.

6 Answers

Rashii Henry
Rashii Henry
16,433 Points
Rashii Henry
Rashii Henry
16,433 Points

I think this is excellent. I'll spend the next few days looking through the contents. I found a few lines from skimming through and found myself uncomfortable with the syntax of a few lines..

- (void)setDelegate:(id<ARArtworkDetailViewDelegate>)delegate
{
    _delegate = delegate;
    @weakify(self);
    [self.artwork onArtworkUpdate:^{
        @strongify(self);
        [self updateWithArtwork:self.artwork];
    } failure:nil];
    [self updateWithArtwork:self.artwork];

    [self.artwork onSaleArtworkUpdate:^(SaleArtwork *saleArtwork) {
        @strongify(self);
        [self updateWithSaleArtwork:saleArtwork];
    } failure: nil];
}

Could you explain the syntax '@strongly(self)' & '@weakify(self)'? Also the method name as well.

agreatdaytocode
agreatdaytocode
24,757 Points
agreatdaytocode
agreatdaytocode
24,757 Points

This is awesome!

Donald Test
Donald Test
3,339 Points
Donald Test
Donald Test
3,339 Points

Awesome, I'm downloading it now to examine! Thanks for sharing!

Pedro Ruíz
Pedro Ruíz
28,105 Points
Pedro Ruíz
Pedro Ruíz
28,105 Points

Thanks for sharing Pasan