Note: This tutorial uses Xcode 10 and Swift 4.2. The libraries it depends upon are not yet updated for Swift 4.2 but can be used without issue. You'll need to ignore the single warning telling you that Swift 4.2 conversion is available. Become a networking super hero with Moya! There are many moving pieces involved in crafting a beautiful and performant iOS app. One of the most important pieces, if not the most important for a modern app, is networking. As an iOS developer, you may structure your networking layer in many different ways — be it using URLSession or some third-party library. In this tutorial, you'll learn about a third-party networking library named Moya, which aims to create a type-safe structure to your network services and requests. You might ask yourself, "What is this Moya? I already know and love Alamofire!" And if you don't know and love it, now would be a great time to check out our awesome tutorial on this subject. Well, this is the great part: Moya actually uses Alamofire while providing a different approach to structuring your network layer.


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