twitter redux is done!

[hinasakazaki]

again, a rush job because i was on vacation :( but I hope to refine it when I get the change. /cc @codepathreview

[codepathreview]

vacation? whats that? :)

thanks for the homework, detailed feedback later this week

-- dirk

[codepathreview]

Nice work! We added this homework so that you'll have the experience building an app that's more similar in complexity to a production app. It's also useful to have practical experience building a container view controller, which is a more advanced topic. The optional account switching feature is interesting because you have to think about how TwitterClient is caching the access token to make sure it works correctly for multiple accounts. Displaying the account switching screen is implemented using custom view controller transitions.

A few notes after checking out the code:

• You should declare all unnecessarily public properties as private for better encapsulation.
• Nice work specifying the Auto Layout constraints.
• Nice work implementing the profile view controller so that it doesn't duplicate code in the timeline view controller.
• For the custom cells that you added, make sure that it only exposes a property for the data. In the private implementation, it should configure the views.
• You should consider what a more generic design for your hamburger controller might look like. Right now, it's tightly bound to this Twitter application.
• You should consider implementing the blurred table view header. There are several approaches here that are all valid. You can implement the header has a table header, a section header, or a cell. My preferred approach is to implement it as a table header, it's the easiest way to flow the image above the content. These detail touches are where you really learn the nooks and crannies of the framework.

Congratulations on finishing the final assignment! It's impressive to realize that in just four weeks, you've gone from building a simple tip calculator app to a polished MVC client.

-- dirk