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Today, my tester reported one issue related to bottom space in iPhone X. The bottom space of button is appropriate in all the iOS devices except iPhone X. See the below screenshot:-




To solve this issue, I need to take care of safe area. safeAreaInsets and safeAreaLayoutGuide are available after iOS 10 only.

Important points:-

If you need your UI elements to be inside the safe are, then set the constraints between UI element and safe are layout guides.If you need your UI elements to be extend to the edge of the screen, then set the constraints between UI element and it's super view.

Code snippet to get the bottom space.
if#available(iOS11.0, *) {
let window = UIApplication.shared.keyWindow let bottomPadding = window?.safeAreaInsets.bottom ?? 0.0 }





References:-

https://medium.com/@kahseng.lee123/how-to-solve-the-most-common-interface-problems-when-adapting-apps-ui-for-iphone-x-44c0f3c80d84https://medium.com/rosberryapps/ios-safe-area-ca10e919526f

We all are using MVC in the beginning because it is easy, but MVP architecture is not that difficult to understand and implement in iOS project. Currently, I am using the MVP architecture in my latest project and I come to know many advantages of it.

To begin with, the most preponderant advantage of using MVC is that it is scalable. The second significant advantage which is worth mentioning is that if you have different flavours of your application where business logic (presenter) is same, then MVC is the right choice.

A good example here is:-

MVP folder structure consist of model, view, protocols, presenter, xib, service classes.




Model class consist of all the properties which hold the dataView class consist of all the UI elements which are visible to user. Separate xib for each viewProtocol class consist of methods which need to implement by view class and presenter classPresenter class consist of business logicService class consist of api interaction methods
Flow: Assign the custom vi…

How to check what percentage of unit test cases cover your classes/framework/project:- After writing unit test cases, make sure your all test cases run successfully. To cross check this, Goto Product menu->Perform action-> Test without buildingGoto Edit scheme: Select Test and select the "Gather coverage data" option.To see the code coverage, perform step no 1 once again.Open the last tab(report navigator) on the left panel.Open the coverage tab(at the top panel)

We can return tuples in swift as follows:-

func getData()->(Int,Int,Int){//...code herereturn( hour, minute, second)}You can't do that in objective-c. Best option is using parameters by reference. Something like this.

What is the best approach to call the web services in a chain?

Create a dispatch group

dispatch_group_t serviceGroup;
Call the first function/web service
-(void)callFirstWebService { serviceGroup = dispatch_group_create();
//Call 1st web service here, In the completion block, call the second method which you want to perform serially [self callSecondWebService];

dispatch_group_notify(serviceGroup,dispatch_get_main_queue(),^{ // Won't get here until everything has finished NSLog(@"All Tasks finished"); //Reload table or another task which you want to perform when both service finished }); }

-(void) callSecondWebService{ dispatch_group_enter(serviceGroup); //Call 2nd web service and in the completion block, write the below code
dispatch_group_leave(serviceGroup); }

//*******************Theoretical Explantion*****************
Create a method where you want to call webservice. Depending on response, you want to call another webservice/method. After completion of all task, you want to perform las…