Training on iOS app development - Samesh Swongamikha & Neetin Sharma
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This document summarizes key concepts for iOS app development including design patterns like MVVM, communication patterns, databases like CoreData, networking using REST APIs and libraries like AFNetworking, memory management with ARC, and an introduction to the Swift programming language. Useful resources for iOS development are also provided.
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