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@OurielOhayon Yep, he's right.

@MarkBridgesApps What is the use case for this?

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@mackozer Ya that screen isnt so good for coding - Try an app called SwitchResX to get full resolution but will be hard to see the code. Ended up switching back to a normal 24 inch after a few months. Hope it works out for you tho!

The is never enough of the workspace, but with this monster I have reached the limits of mine at least :)

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@a_grebenyuk then navigation can be unit tested independently

@a_grebenyuk then you might as well just use a delegate pattern. RX has no benefit in this situation. RX is good for handling the reactivity inside a particular screen but delegate the navigation to dedicated object. This way its easier for the delegate to decide: iOS, iPad Mac .showX()

I tried a couple of approaches and libraries, but I think nothing beats this.

@a_grebenyuk Once the reactive work is done - emit a call to coordinator?.didDoX and let the navigation be handled outside of the view controller

@a_grebenyuk At times I feel like the coordinator pattern is also major overkill and it seems like its just using a navigation proxy as the intermediary but that is exactly the point. The intermediary only has 1 responsibility - navigation. Benefits become more clear over time.

@a_grebenyuk Atleast has no benefit that I can see clearly

@appdoodles If it gets complicated, you can put it in a method to reuse.

@a_grebenyuk @ambrstr With coordinators you would just check that the start has reached its childCoordinators array and the "testing" of navigation is done basically.

@ambrstr It's MVVM, so methods are not allowed😄 I prefer bindings because they are easier to test. With methods/protocols you need to write/generate mocks.

@a_grebenyuk Too difficult to use PinChallengeViewController else where its trapped in that LoginRoute

@a_grebenyuk Mmm No. coordinators are far better approach than this. This basically just a method with a switch case to route in a view controller. Just cuz its bound doesnt mean its doing something different.

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