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Asked: 2026-05-29T16:05:52+00:00

I’m creating a client application for a website. When the user open the app,

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I’m creating a client application for a website.

When the user open the app, the app checks if is already logged or not.

I use AFNetworking for making the asynchronous request and get the logged status.

Because of the asynchronous request I need to show something while the request is loading.

I thought to display a view identical to the loading view with Default.png image and after the request is completed push a new view relying if the user is logged or not.

I think this is a typical scenario for internet apps like client for website, what do you think about? What was your way to design the first step of the iOS application?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Yeah, that’s what I do. I have a loading view that I set as my rootViewController when my app launches. I took a screenshot of the loading view and set that to my Default.png. Once the loading is done, I animate a transition to a new rootViewController.

    This is a very common approach. I’ve used countless apps that do this.

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