iOS Development Interview Questions | iOS Development for Senior Developers

This chapter of Turing Dev Talks takes a look at iOS development and understands the various questions that get asked in an iOS development technical interview. Further, it sheds light on the career trajectory of iOS developers and resources where they can learn more about iOS development. Let us know in the comments below which tech stack you'd like us to cover next.
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[@browhocodes]

Great interview, thanks!

[@ulasina]

15:46 The question is about design patterns but the answer is about the architecture.

[@Andrey-pu9lx]

And interviewer didn't even notice that.
Just prove iOS devs tend to not use design patterns)

[@luanvicente3936]

All architecture is a design pattern but not all design pattern can be a architecture, for example, MVVM, Clean Swift, VIPER are archtecture that folow the design patterns, but singleton is not a architecture.

[@amsow]

@@luanvicente3936 That's exactly what it is. Design patterns are more wide than what he described(architectural patterns) including creational design pattern like the Singleton, Factory etc and structural design pattern ie Composite, Decorator etc ... Thanks for pointing out this. Kudos

[@Hordaric]

@@Andrey-pu9lx😂

[@maple3226]

@@Andrey-pu9lx thats like saying all the woman are whoxx because your mom is one 😅

[@ssaai]

Nice interview 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Turingcom]

Glad you liked it! :)

[@haymarswe1612]

It' great interview

[@Turingcom]

Glad to hear this! :)

[@williamigor]

very good

[@Turingcom]

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[@fitilinio]

God, go learn something real containing any information(