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Today we go over how to make GET and POST requests with TRON (a third party networking library that sits on top of Alamofire). This is a step by step tutorial that will explain what is happening in each line of code so you can grasp the full concept of how to make both GET and POST requests in a lightweight and legible manner.
Networking is a major part of iOS development and is almost always required for iOS developer jobs. Some developers prefer to user lightweight networking libraries to keep their code clean and concise, which TRON is great at. TRON also includes SwiftyJSON for parsing the JSON that is returned in the networking response. It also forces good habits of creating models/objects for the data you intend on working with.
By the end of this tutorial, you will know how to send a GET and POST request with TRON, see some of the quirks of using this framework, and know the downfalls of using TRON in a project.
The finished project will be posted up on github which you can find the link here:
https://github.com/Kilo-Loco/Networki...
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TRON: GET & POST Requests | Swift 3, Xcode 8 camera iphone 8 plus apk | |
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