Monday, February 7, 2022

How To Use Service Oriented Architecture In IOS Swift

 


It’s always interesting while talking about software and application development architecture. There are certain processes and principles which everyone need to follow for the smooth operation. Clean, reusable and bug free codes are always good for us and to implement that Service Oriented Architecture has great role.
Service-oriented architecture makes our life easier by structuring the interaction between the high-level and lower-level implementations while keeping our code reusable and structured.
So now the question arises, what exactly service oriented architecture (SOA) is?

What is Service Oriented Architecture?

Service Oriented Architecture is an architecture pattern that consolidates functionalities and business logic in such a way that services can be injected into view controllers for use. This process easily and cleanly separates the front end user interface and the back end programming and business logic.

Why Service Oriented Architecture

Service Oriented Architecture has several benefits. The most important part is it manages the business changes quickly and supports the newer channels of customer interaction. Let’s have a quick look some of the benefits below,

·         Improvement in the flow of information.

·         Flexibility in the functionalities.

·         Reduced cost in the developmental cycle.

·         Easy to manage.

·         Improvement in data confidentiality and hence more reliability.

·         Quicker system upgrades.

·         Testing has improved.

·         Reusability of codes.

·         A standard form of communication is established.

·         Allowing scalability to meet the needs of clients.

There are many patterns which can be used on the iOS development like MVC, MVVM, MVP, or VIPER. These architectural patterns handle only the higher level (UI) of our application. But soon after, we also need to implement the network managers, API clients, data sources, persistence containers, and so on.

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