2015
Lynda
Ron Buencamino
1:19
English

The model-view-controller design pattern divides applications into three parts: a model that manages the data, a controller to send and receive commands, and a view to present the output to a user. In iOS, MVC architecture is an elegant design solution that makes code more reusable and efficient. In this course, Ron Buencamino discusses the "what, why, and how" of this design pattern in depth, and shows how to implement a data model, draw views to receive input and display output, and link the two together using controllers, so you can start working with the data. Plus, get some UI tricks by using delegate methods to add polish to an MVC app. By the end of this course, you'll start making MVC patterns central to all your iOS application designs.

Introduction
Welcome
What you should know before watching this course
Using the exercise files
What we will build
1. Understanding the Model-View-Controller Design Pattern
MVC fundamentals
Why MVC?
Understanding MVC as a compound design pattern
2. MVC Objects
Understanding model objects
Implementing your data model
Understanding view objects
Drawing your views
Understanding controller objects
Linking view objects with your controllers
Configuring view objects with data
Saving and updating your data
Adding polish to your app
Conclusion
Next steps

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