Clone the project into your mac. The repo include the Pods/ directory, so you don't need to run 'pod install'. Open JLDishwashers.xcworkspace to run the app on the simulator (or on a physical device)
- John Lewis font wasn't in the instructions directory, so I used the system one.
- I used the following 3rd part library:
- Alamofire
- AlamofireImage
- SwiftyJSON
- I used Alamofire and AlamofireImage because with just one line of code I can use a REST API to GET the resources I need. They're also been tested a lot by all the developers who are using them, so they are very reliable.
- I used SwiftyJSON because it transform a simple String into an object that I can use as a NSDictionary or NSArray (it extends CollectionType and SequenceType)
- The app is not 'pixel perfect' and the UX can be improved
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