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[JPlumitallo]

As a short disclaimer, I had completed my Flicks app in a timely fashion. I had confronted unexpected complications uploading my code, comprehensively, to github; whereafter, I was asked to repost my code (shown below). Thank you for your time and understanding! and.. here is my complete submission :) /cc @codepathreview

[codepathreview]

:+1: Nice work! The point of this homework was to get a chance to implement a TableView (one of the most common views in iOS) and to work with real data over the network (in this case from the Movies Database API).

A key part of these projects is that you add additional features and tweak the UI / UX because that will provide the most learning opportunities. We encourage you to complete the projects early each week with the required stories and then spend time adding your own UI elements and experimenting with optional extensions that will improve the user experience.

Some small comments:

• Please be sure to follow the Swift code styling conventions for the homework .
  • Here is the useful guide: Ray Wenderlich Swift Style Guide
• Good job using if let to unwrap variables :+1:
• You can initialize movies when declare like this var movies = [NSDictionary]() so you can use it anywhere without unwrapping. By this way, the function numberOfRowsInSection will be simpler, just use return movies.count.
• Please remove the redundant blank lines and keep the right indentation (for example line 55 in MoviesViewController.swift)
• You declared apiKey twice in your project. You can declare this variable after import code (out side the MoviesViewController class) to avoid this duplicating. So you can access this variable anywhere, even in other files.
• It's a little weird when the UITableView overlaps the StatusBar :confused:
• For now, the long movie title is truncated. To avoid this, you can set 0 for the number of lines of this UILabel in order to display multiple lines.

We have a detailed Project 1 Feedback Guide which covers the best practices for implementing this assignment. Read through the feedback guide point-by-point to determine ways you might be able to improve your submission. You should consider going back and implementing these improvements as well. Keep in mind that one of the most important parts of iOS development is learning the correct patterns and conventions.

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