Manav Gabhawala

@lfarah I hope to add Swift 3 support soon, however, I am super busy at the moment so I'm not sure how quickly I will be able to convert everything....

The framework only expects JSON data for authentication purposes. After that its left up to you to determine what kinds of data packets you want to send over. See the...

What's probably happening is something like this: Requestor ---------------- (requests connection) ----------------> Receiver ----> asks you for auth Requestor

You're right the NSNetService class has been marked __WATCHOS_PROHIBITED in the Foundation reference. That is really strange since in Apple's watchOS documentation there is a reference to the NSNetService class:...

It looks like Apple removed NSNetServices and its friends on watchOS which is really disappointing (maybe I can try to build around that by using some CoreFoundation classes or even...

> Say I'm a diligent student who arrived early to office hours because I need a lot of help. I patiently roll through the queue three or four times. Then,...

I disagree. First of all, the APIManager has no dependencies, it's a singleton because it serves as a single source of truth for the model values. The way I see...

We can do that, my only question is why? Is this somehow better than a singleton, I think not. Additionally we would have to store a bunch of references to...

> The real reason I suggested we use delegates over NotificationCenter was so the APIManager could keep track of who was observing it. We could allow view controllers to start...

I just want to say, I actually like having storyboards, it makes it convenient and easy to add layout attributes and visualize the app hierarchy. Storyboards are also a great...