Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future

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[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

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The Power of #Accessibility: How Prioritizing Accessibility Can Improve User Experience and Build #Brand Awareness on #iOS.
👉 Please RT to spread awareness 👈

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[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

@YSBoomOfficial Anyway I was trying to explain the ViewController in general for beginners who don't have an advanced knowledge

But yeah It wasn't the best explanation, and thank you for your relevant reply 🙌🏻

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

Daily iOS #interview questions

Day 3: What is a view controller in iOS?

Hey, #iOSdevs! 👨‍💻 Wondering what a view controller is in #iOS? 🤔 It's a key component that manages a single screen of your app UI, controlling how data is presented and how users can interact with it. 🤓

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

@YSBoomOfficial Indeed 👌🏻, better explanation of mine for a bit more experienced iOS developer and this is why we use MVVM basically and at some point we add DataManager classes to avoid putting this logic in the ViewModel

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

@MaartenBorsje For example, have you ever tried turning the voiceover on your iPhone? If not try it and you will notice as a developer that you will need to put more time to test the voiceover functionality in your app

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

Thread 🧵🧵

The Power of #Accessibility: How Prioritizing Accessibility Can Improve User Experience and Build #Brand Awareness on #iOS.
👉 Please RT to spread awareness 👈

👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

@MaartenBorsje Yeah for sure, even as developer when we give our time estimation for creating a specific UI and functionality, specifically that we will have more things to test and to care about

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

#iosdev! 👨🏻‍💻👨🏻‍💻

Don't forget about #security🔒 and #privacy when building #iOS apps!

Implementing strong encryption, data minimization, and user consent to protect user information and build trust in your app.

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

@MaartenBorsje Absolutely! And this is why developing an accessible app should be a priority. I'm not talking here just about Developers. For example, product owners should always take accessibility into consideration

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

2/2 They are also useful in asynchronous #programming, where you want to do something while waiting for something else to finish. With closures, you can create efficient, simple, and powerful code that is easy to maintain.

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

Daily iOS #interview questions

Day 2: What are closures in #Swift?

1/2: Closures are like little packages of code in Swift. They can remember things from their surroundings and use them when executed. They make your code more flexible and easy to read.

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

#Entrepreneur: ⬇️⬇️

#Accessibility is becoming increasingly important in mobile #design, and as an Entrepreneur, it's always necessary to look for ways to make your apps more accessible.

Do not waste your #time send me a message I can help you with that

#uiux
#iosdev

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

#dailyquote

"Believe in yourself and all that you are. Know that there is something inside you that is greater than any obstacle."

~ Christian D. Larson ~

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

5. Suspended: The app is in the background, but not executing code. The system may terminate suspended apps at any time to free up resources.

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

Daily iOS #interview questions

Day 1: Explain the app lifecycle in #iOS

In iOS, the app lifecycle refers to the series of states that an app goes through from launch to termination.

Understanding these states is crucial for effective app #development and #management.

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[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

3. Active: The app is running in the foreground and receiving events, such as user input.

4. Background: The app is running in the background and executing code, such as playing music or downloading content.

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

Whether you're looking to:

1. Improve #customers engagement
2. Increase #revenue
3. Streamlining your operations

I can help you achieve your #goals. Contact me and let's take action together

#entrepreneurship

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

Want to give your #business a competitive edge?

A mobile app can help you do just that, by providing a unique, differentiated offering that sets you apart from the #competition.

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

A #fitness app can help #gym owners streamline their #business processes by automating tasks like:

1. booking
2. scheduling
3. payments.

#efficiency
#Entrepreneurship

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

#Data visualization is an important tool for communicating complex #information in a clear, easy-to-understand way.

Personally, I love experimenting with different ways to visualize data in my #designs.

#iOSDev
#DataVisualization
#uiux

[Karim Ezzedine | iOS Developer  | Apps of Future @AppsOfFuture]

A mobile app can be the key to unlocking new #revenue streams and expanding your #business.

By providing a convenient, on-the-go #platform that #customers can use to interact with your business, you can tap into new #markets and opportunities that were previously out of reach.