iOS Authentication - Keychain and Making Network Calls (pt. 7)

Join us in another iOS authentication tutorial as we build our code to save and manage access tokens with KeyChain. We will also create the boilerplate code to handle our network requests in a way that can be used in larger apps.

Join us in another iOS authentication tutorial as we finish our UIKit programmatic views and implement the Coordinator navigation pattern in our app. By the end of this video you will know how to make a basic navigation coordinator as well as hooking it up within the app. This is a production ready pattern so stay tuned to the entire navigation content! At the end we will have all of the navigation finished so we can move around the app.

🔒 Key Highlights:
Creating Codable structs that JSON responses are made into.
Creating our AccessTokenHandler class that will manage access tokens securely in KeyChain.
We make generic URLRequest code that can be used to send and receive data from the internet.


👨‍💻 What’s Next:
In the next video we finish our UIKit version of the app and hook everything up!

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00:00 Intro
00:58 Recap Of Last Video
01:51 Overview of video
02:02 Creating Error Objects
10:13 Handling Access Tokens
31:26 Handling Network Requests