If you're applying for an iOS development position at World Wide Technology Application Services then this is the repo for you!
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to show an album title and image in a table view. The album title and image should be retrieved from https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/. The project already contains a base URL (the one above!) and endpoint URLs for this task.
BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS:
- Remove all occurances of the letter "e" (case-insensitive) from album titles
You are free to change anything about the current code so long as you accomplish this goal. Make it read and function the way you want it to, but bear in mind we’re looking for people who understand what best industry practices look like in Swift.
NOTE: The code in its current state does not compile, that's on purpose because there's editor placeholder in there.
Q: What if I want to use SwiftUI/Combine?
A: Do it! You can change anything about the current code so long as you accomplish the overall goal, show the album title, and image, in a List/Collection/TableView
Q: JsonPlaceholder is not working, what do I do?
A: It only serves up static data, it's probably working, double check. If for some reason the service really did go down use a different one like:
- gorest the other fake API that looks exactly like JsonPlaceholder
- reqres the fake API
- the marvel comics API
- Literally anything that returns images as URLs in a JSON object
- Wiremock or a similar library that fakes JSON responses
Q: This was built with a different version of Xcode than I use, what do I do?
A: Feel free to copy the files into a different version of Xcode, that's completely fine. However we do ask you don't use such an outdated version of Xcode that we'll have a hard time building your project. (If you submit an answer with Swift 1.2 we're not going to be able to build that easily)
Q: What if I want to go above and beyond?
A: There'll be plenty of time in later interviews to showcase your skills, don't worry about it right now.
But I really, really want to
A: You can change ***ANYTHING*** about the codebase so long as you accomplish the overall goal. Seriously though, we give you plenty of opportunity to showcase your great iOS skills later on.