Use UITableView / UICollectionView to arrange the data. ✅
Please refrain from using any dependency manager [cocoapods / carthage / etc], instead, use URLSession ✅
Support all Device Orientation ✅
Support all Devices screen (iPhone/iPad) ✅
Use Storyboards ✅
What to show:
Title (at its full length, so take this into account when sizing your cells) ✅
Author ✅
entry date, following a format like “x hours ago” ✅
A thumbnail for those who have a picture. ✅
Number of comments ✅
Unread status ✅
Small Title
Big Title
No Thumbnail
Notes
I followed the design of iphonedetail.png and iphone.png
The architecture choosen for the App is MVVM. I'm using combine for the bindings between views and viewModels.
UITableView data source is a UITableViewDiffableDataSource and changes on the dataSource are made with NSDiffableDataSourceSnapshot. Super nice Api.
Requests to server are made with: URLSession
Using Decodable for JSON -> Model
Added some tests but it could be tested even more. Tested models, ViewModels and Service. All the ViewModels and Service implement a protocol so it's easy to Mock/Stub them for testing.
I used XCTest for testing. In real world app I would have used Quick/Nimble
The state of the hidden/read is saved on UserDefaults. In a real world app I would have choosen something different. (SQLite with SQLite.swift or CoreData) but I think this is an overkill for the scenario.
I didn't log much but I left os_log ready to be used.
The app is localized for Spanish and English. In a real world project I would use something to generate enums (SwiftGen) from the keys to avoid having strings in the code that I do not like. So instead of something like "my_key".localized() I would have myKey.localized.
