We refactored the method for creating an user to our UserService but we haven't refactored our LoginViewController to remove all networking logic as well.
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We refactored the method for creating a user to our UserService but we haven't refactored our LoginViewController to remove all networking logic as well.
We'll store our string identifiers as static constants so we can reuse throughout the app without worrying about misspelling them.
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We'll store our string identifiers as static constants so we can reuse them throughout the app without worrying about misspelling them.
the compiler will throw a error if we misspell an identifier
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the compiler will throw an error if we misspell an identifier
Let's take look at the second way of handling stringly-typed code: enums!
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Let's take a look at the second way of handling stringly-typed code: enums!
Inside our new Storyboard.Utility.swift file, extend UIStoryboard with the following enum:
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Inside our new Storyboard+Utility.swift file, extend UIStoryboard with the following enum:
It'll allow use initialize the correct storyboard based each enum case.
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We refactored the method for creating an user to our UserService but we haven't refactored our LoginViewController to remove all networking logic as well.
should be
We refactored the method for creating a user to our UserService but we haven't refactored our LoginViewController to remove all networking logic as well.
We'll store our string identifiers as static constants so we can reuse throughout the app without worrying about misspelling them.
should be
We'll store our string identifiers as static constants so we can reuse them throughout the app without worrying about misspelling them.
the compiler will throw a error if we misspell an identifier
should be
the compiler will throw an error if we misspell an identifier
Let's take look at the second way of handling stringly-typed code: enums!
should be
Let's take a look at the second way of handling stringly-typed code: enums!
Inside our new Storyboard.Utility.swift file, extend UIStoryboard with the following enum:
should be
Inside our new Storyboard+Utility.swift file, extend UIStoryboard with the following enum:
It'll allow use initialize the correct storyboard based each enum case.
Bad grammar.