This is the fifth step of a serie named iOS at Scale based on the next steps:

• Introduction
• Xcode at Scale
• Refactor MarvelClient - split client from logic
• Refactor DataProvidersKit - applying Iversion of Control
• Refactor DetailKit - Single data flow, states, type erasure and more
• Refactor Navigator - Back to simplest
• Refactor AppCore - we really need it?
• Dependency Injection - flexible and composable
• Extra ball: Cache made easy
• Extra ball: Introducing to Promises 1
• Extra ball: Introducing to Promises 2
• Final conclusions

This is the fourth step of a serie named iOS at Scale based on the next steps:

• Introduction
• Xcode at Scale
• Refactor MarvelClient - split client from logic
• Refactor DataProvidersKit - applying Iversion of Control
• Refactor DetailKit - Single data flow, states, type erasure and more
• Refactor Navigator - Back to simplest
• Refactor AppCore - we really need it?
• Dependency Injection - flexible and composable
• Extra ball: Cache made easy
• Extra ball: Introducing to Promises 1
• Extra ball: Introducing to Promises 2
• Final conclusions

This is the third step of a serie named iOS at Scale based on the next steps:

• Introduction
• Xcode at Scale
• Refactor MarvelClient - split client from logic
• Refactor DataProvidersKit - applying Iversion of Control
• Refactor DetailKit - Single data flow, states, type erasure and more
• Refactor Navigator - Back to simplest
• Refactor AppCore - we really need it?
• Dependency Injection - flexible and composable
• Extra ball: Cache made easy
• Extra ball: Introducing to Promises 1
• Extra ball: Introducing to Promises 2
• Final conclusions

This is the first post of a serie named iOS at Scale based on the next steps:

• Introduction
• Xcode at Scale
• Refactor MarvelClient - split client from logic
• Refactor DataProvidersKit - applying Iversion of Control
• Refactor DetailKit - Single data flow, states, type erasure and more
• Refactor Navigator - Back to simplest
• Refactor AppCore - we really need it?
• Dependency Injection - flexible and composable
• Extra ball: Cache made easy
• Extra ball: Introducing to Promises 1
• Extra ball: Introducing to Promises 2
• Final conclusions

Since the beginning of time, work on projects with big teams are hard. We need to be more organized, our processes must be well defined, all the team must follow the same rules, and that only talking about mindset. What about the code?