smartVong
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9 years ago I think manager is used to manage request with dependencies and every time I instantiate it in each viewcontroller what i get is actually the same manager, yes? so it is not safe if it is a big project cause it might mess up the dependencies, yes?. So, I handle each request manually without using the manager cuz the project doesnt really have dependencies
On Fri, Apr 24, 2015 at 12:51 PM, kittinunv-taskworld < notifications@github.com> wrote:
I saw you instantiate AFHTTPRequestOperationManager in each UIViewController subclass. For example, they are;
https://github.com/smartVong/4square/blob/master/FourSquareInfo/FIFirstViewController.m#L44-52
https://github.com/smartVong/4square/blob/master/FourSquareInfo/FIInfoViewController.m#L40-48
While this can be acceptable in a small project, the effect can be a landslide in a big project. How can we improve this?
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I saw you instantiate AFHTTPRequestOperationManager in each UIViewController subclass. For example, they are;
https://github.com/smartVong/4square/blob/master/FourSquareInfo/FIFirstViewController.m#L44-52 https://github.com/smartVong/4square/blob/master/FourSquareInfo/FIInfoViewController.m#L40-48
While this can be acceptable in a small project, it yields a tremendous negative effect in a big project. How can we improve this?
Also, can you fix this issue with opening pull request? So, that we can see the changes you made.