This is a post by iOS Tutorial Team Member Marcelo Fabri, an iOS developer working at Movile. Check out his personal website or find him on Twitter or on Google+. When developing an iOS app, it's critical that your app has good performance. Your users expect it, and it will hurt your reviews if your app appears unresponsive or slow. However, due to the limitations of iOS devices this can sometimes be quite hard to get working quite right. There's a lot to keep in mind during development, and it's easy to forget the performance impact of your decisions. That is exactly why I wrote this article! This article gathers together 25 tips and tricks that you can use to improve the performance of your apps, in the form of a handy checklist. So keep reading to give your future apps a nice boost!
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