Coordinate is a lightweight library that allows you to write scalable and highly maintainable iOS apps.
It implements the Coordinator Pattern and a few other concepts to help you build apps with a structure that is very easy to understand, with great separation of concerns, a clear navigation flow and encapsulated objects so that you can spend more time implementing cool features and less time refactoring.
You only need to use Coordinate with standard UIKit, without the need of frameworks/libraries that introduce too much abstraction in your code. But because it is a simple library, you can actually combine with frameworks/libraries of your preference and progressively introduce it in your code.
Coordinate is available with CocoaPods:
pod 'Coordinate', :git => 'https://github.com/codexperience-io/coordinate.git'More details on the installation page.
Although we try our best to make Coordinate as self-explanatory as possible, we made an example app that covers some common use cases and which source code you can use to play around and follow along as you read on.
The Coordinate Example App is available on GitHub.
We have put together learning material that we think will help you understand Coordinate and quickly start using it.
We list some of the problems an iOS Developer commonly faces and why we think Coordinate is a good solution for them.
It is important to understand the Coordinate Pattern and some other concepts and principles in Coordinate in order to use it at its full potential.
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