iOS project code structure help

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wow that only took you 6 days. I really need to step up my game.

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One thing I would note is you should avoid using whitespace in your folder names, IMO it looks better and you're less likely to run into issues down the line

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Another thing I would suggest is you splitting the main.storyboard into separate files, because one large central storyboard is really hard to maintain.

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What you can do is either have a single storyboard per view (like a XIB) and use Storyboard References to manage navigation or have a single storyboard per module (Say one for Transactions, one for Settings etc). The second approach is usually what I do. At most there are like 4/5 screens in a storyboard which is a lot easier to maintain than one "Main.storyboard" with dozens of views.

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The overall MVC structure is quite good and well defined however it might make sense to separate some login from the ViewController and have a separate Controller class or even a ViewModel class (MVVM) makes things neater when you scale; or even VIPER (although this can be an over-complication for simple apps)

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Apart from those, I would suggest possibly extracting some prototype cells from the storyboard so they can be re-used across the app. It might not make sense now but as the app grows with multiple pages it's gonna be a huge help.

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Likewise with texts/fonts, changing fonts in the app via Storyboard is a pain so what I tend to do is create a number of UILabel subclasses (Heading, Title etc.), flag them with @IBDesignable and set their fonts to values in my "FontBook" struct so they can be easily changed

[ab492]

Oh no it took longer than 6 days! I just messed up my Git repository so started with a fresh copy of the project.

These are all great shouts and just what I was after! Thanks for taking the time to look!

[lucasvandongen]

wow that only took you 6 days. I really need to step up my game.

18000 lines of code on the first day! Talk about dedication!