Task 1: Debug SwiftUI task management app with UI bugs, memory leaks, and potential crashes while maintaining all functionality Task 2: Fix concurrency implementation using callbacks, Combine, and Swift Concurrency to fetch reminders in parallel Task 3: Find and fix single bug in login screen to progress to next challenge
2-3 Questions on previous project I worked on. Very easy. 2-3 HR questions. Again very easy.
How many gas stations in the city
Personal questions and code challenge
Architectural Patterns. Explain them (Which one's better and why)
Demonstrate using draft code, pseudo-code or a clear description that indicates how you would store a provided set of models in a remote store.
Online coding assignment: --------------------------------- Find it here: https://imagebin.ca/v/2srEZRO0XbM0 Interview : ----------- Questions were asked from submitted assignment. -- what's the purpose of nonatomic? -- categories vs. extensions -- extending the code to support more functionality -- ARC -- what are other possible @property attributes apart from atomic/nonatomic & strong/weak?
Behavioral: 1. describe a time where you worked with a difficult team member 2. what's something that you're working to improve on 3. describe a time where you had to solve a difficult problem 4. describe a time where you worked on a really challenging task 5. what kind of team do you want to work with 6. what kind of projects do you want to work on?
Q: What do you know about GCD.
The iOS coding challenge (implement in SwiftUI or UIKit): Create a grid that has over 100 tiles in one screen (No need scrollable) 1. The grid should be arranged so it has 6 columns. 2. The tiles should be square. 3. Randomly select a background color for each tile choosing either white or blue. When tapping ONLY on WHITE tiles, they should turn blue, and at the same time update the background color of every surrounding WHITE tile to blue (ABOVE, BELOW, RIGHT, and LEFT directions ONLY). For every white tile that turns to blue we will continue to update the background of the nearby white cells and so on until there are no cells to update. Making this an updating effect that begins with just one tap.
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