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The document covers various essential topics for iOS development, including Combine framework, server communication, concurrency, data persistence, security, automated testing, architecture and design patterns, machine learning, and working with legacy code in UIKit and Objective-C. Each chapter provides questions and answers to enhance understanding of these concepts. The content is aimed at preparing developers for iOS positions by addressing both modern and legacy technologies.

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The document covers various essential topics for iOS development, including Combine framework, server communication, concurrency, data persistence, security, automated testing, architecture and design patterns, machine learning, and working with legacy code in UIKit and Objective-C. Each chapter provides questions and answers to enhance understanding of these concepts. The content is aimed at preparing developers for iOS positions by addressing both modern and legacy technologies.

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Combine

The Combine framework is Apple's native way to write


functional reactive code in Swift. This chapter provides
questions and answers on Combine and on functional
reactive programming concepts in general.

Server Communication

Server communication is part of almost every iOS


application. This chapter provides questions and
answers on general computer networking concepts and
on specific iOS networking topics.

Concurrency

This chapter focuses on Swift's concurrency model


with async/await. It also provides questions and
answers on more low-level technologies like Grand
Central Dispatch and Operations. Since they were used
in iOS applications before async/await, knowledge
around these technologies may be required for an iOS
position.

Persisting Data

Persisting pieces of data is required in many


applications. Apple offers solutions to store data for
different scenarios. This chapter contains questions
and answers on persistence technologies and
frameworks such as File System, UserDefaults,
SwiftData and Core Data.

Security

Many applications need to manage some kind of


sensitive user data. To ensure a high level of security
Apple provides different technologies to be used by
developers. This chapter provides questions and
answers on specific security-related iOS technologies
such as keychain or shared web credentials, as well as
general cryptography concepts.

Automated Testing

Testing is an important part in every software


development process. Apple offers tools to write unit,
UI and performance tests for iOS applications. This
chapter provides questions and answers on general
testing concepts and specific iOS testing tools.

Architecture & Design Patterns

Architectural principles and design patterns are the


foundation of robust, maintainable, and scalable iOS
applications. This chapter explores key architectural
concepts and widely used design patterns in iOS
development, providing practical examples and
insights into their strengths and weaknesses.

Machine Learning

Machine learning becomes an increasingly important


part of software development and engineering jobs.
Machine learning techniques are used to build models
that can learn patterns in data and make predictions or
decisions without being explicitly programmed to do
so. These models are used in a variety of applications,
including image and speech recognition, natural
language processing and recommendation systems.
This chapter provides questions and answers on
general machine learning concepts and on how to
integrate machine learning into an iOS application.

Working with Legacy Code: UIKit

With SwiftUI pushing UIKit into the background since


2019, UIKit may still be part of existing iOS
applications. A deep knowledge of UIKit may be
required for an iOS position. This chapter provides
questions and answers around key aspects of UIKit.

Working with Legacy Code: Objective-C

Objective-C is becoming more and more obsolete after


Swift was released in 2014. However, with existing
apps written in Objective-C still out there, knowledge
on Objective-C may be required for an iOS position.
This chapter provides questions and answers on
Objective-C basics and the interoperability between
Swift and Objective-C.

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