Krzysztof Zabłocki • 4/3/2014

iOS App Architecture, Part 2: Data parsing

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This article is part two of a series on iOS app architecture, focusing on building a flexible model layer for data parsing. It details the use of specific tools like KZPropertyMapper, CoreData, mogenerator, MagicalRecord, AFNetworking, OHHTTPStubs, and Kiwi for testing. The author explains setting up a project with a custom tool (crafter), implementing a DataProvider for network requests with stubbed responses, and writing tests to validate the architecture.

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