Todd's Syndrome application

Application to test Todd's Syndrome in patients

This is a sample Swift 3 application developed in XCode 8 for iOS 10.
You just have to download the project and run it in a XCode 8 environment to get it working.

If you are new to Swift3

This application can help you understand several concepts about iOS Developing like:

Show a Launch Screen image.

Configure application icon and images.

Show a Welcome Storyboard if is first time launching application.

Navigate using gesture recognizers.

Use navigation controllers and items.

Save and get data from Local Data Persistence.

Build dinamic and static TableViews.

Build custom classes for buttons.

Use extension utilities for existing classes.

Animation, transition and delay effects between views using segues.

Pass objects between segues.

Navigate between text fields using screen keyboard.

Write unit tests to make your code more reliable, safer, and easier to debug.

Use of Autolayout to display the application in all devices.

Use of our own classes to reuse their functionalities (Patient.swift class).

Clean Code codification: easy to read, no duplicated, beautiful, simple and direct.

What is this application about

This app will help doctors identify how likely it is that a person has a neurological condition called Todd’s Syndrome.
Use the following information to determine the likelihood:
Note: although this is a real syndrome, these are just for this test and not based on real data.

Many patients with this disorder also have migraines.

People 15 years old or younger are more likely to have it.

There are more documented cases of men having it than woman.

Usage of hallucinogenic drugs increases the probability.