Simple Formula 1 stats tracker created with UIKit. This project was my playground for experimenting with UI development and making sure these interfaces are not just visually appealing but also accessible to all users. I implemented variable cell height in UITableViewCell and support for moving words with a dash in places where the size using devices does not allow the words to be displayed on one line.
A Dive into DTO: Another key aspect of this project was to get my hands around Data Transfer Objects (DTO). I used the free Ergast API as a data source and mapped its model to my application's model within the repository. The Pitlane app might have just a few screens, but my goal was to try out DTO firsthand. I wanted to see how it could help in separating the app's business logic from the API it relies on.
What I've Learned: Although Pitlane is a small-scale project, it's been a great opportunity to explore UIKit in depth and understand the practicality of using DTOs in real-world scenarios. It's been a fun and insightful journey into the world of iOS development, and I'm thrilled to share it with you.
- Swift
- UIKit
- Networking with Alamofire
- 3rd party libraries: SnapKit, FlagKit
This app is designed with MVC pattern.
