Summary

This app is far from being something that we could put on the store, but it gives you a good first dive into what it is like to build an iOS app. We have covered how to conceptualize an app and then how to go about making it a reality. We know how to configure an interface in a storyboard, how to run it, and we got into the practical details of saving photos both temporarily and permanently to disk and displaying those in our own custom interface. We even got some practice writing high quality code by ensuring our code sticks with the model-view-controller design pattern as best we can.

Even though we have covered a lot, this clearly isn't enough information to immediately write any other iOS app. The key is to get an insight into what ...

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