Thanks!

[coderschoolreview]

Please upload your pod file in order to update cocoa pods and run project.

[ducminh1012]

Ok, I uploaded it. Sorry for your inconvenience!

[dunghuynh1990]

:+1: Nice work. The point of this homework was to explore a simple example of a full MVC application with a RESTful API. You learned about UITableViews, custom UITableViewCells, navigation from a UITableView, and basic networking.

Grading Summary:

• Functionality: Good
• Code Style: Good
• Visual Design: Good
• Usability: Good

Overall: Good

Detailed Notes

• Great clean code. Good job utilizing the best parts from the style guide:
  • Ray Wenderlich Swift Style Guide
• Nice work implementing the Movie model.
• Your custom Movie cell should have a property called movie. In the custom setter of movie, you should configure the various labels and images. This decouples your custom cells from the table view controllers.
• Nice work loading the images asynchronously.
• Nice work setting up the proper modes for the images so that they are not stretched.
• Nice work implementing the error message on network failure.
• Consider a solution that allows a user to see the entire movie synopsis in the Movie Detail View. Right now it is being truncated. Allowing scrolling by adding a UIScrollView would fix that.
• Nice job keeping things nice and aligned on a grid. That helps the application look cleaner and make it easier for the user to find the correct information. For a lot more information, you can read Design tips for iOS9.

EXTRA

• I suggest you follow the tutorial to implement Tabbar programmatically. By this way, you can use less resource and view controller.
• There is a bug when I try to refresh the movie list
• After return the searching result. You should hide the keyboard in order to view the entire movie list.
• Try to improve the UI for the app and implement the optional features

Homework is the core part of this class. Through the homework assignments you'll create real apps that you should be proud to show anybody. The more time you spend, the better your portfolio will be and the more you will learn. Try to spend a little more time next week!