Chapter 10. ASAP – an E-commerce App in Swift
In this book, I've presented different kinds of apps such as utilities, games, and so on, trying to showcase how to program real applications for iOS.
However, I admit that almost 80 percent of the apps are basically applications that receive JSON data from a server, present them in a tabular or grid, get events from a user, and send back JSON to the server. If you learn how to build a skeleton of an app of this kind, in a flexible and modular way, you will be ready to be a professional iOS developer.
In the two final chapters of this book, we'll implement an app of this kind, and thanks to the fact that Swift is now open source, we'll implement a server that we'll feed this app into as well.
The app ...
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