What iOS versions are covered by these patterns?

This skill focuses on modern SwiftUI patterns for iOS 17 and later, specifically leveraging the Observation framework, though it provides context for legacy migrations.

How does this skill help with the MV vs MVVM debate?

It provides specific criteria and code examples to help you decide when a simple Model-View approach is sufficient and when a full ViewModel is necessary for complex logic.

Can this skill help refactor existing SwiftUI views?

Absolutely. It includes patterns for view composition and subview extraction to help clean up monolithic view files and improve code reuse.

Does it include guidance on @Environment management?

Yes, it details how to use the @Environment property wrapper in conjunction with @Observable classes to manage global app state efficiently.

SwiftUI Architecture Patterns

Name: SwiftUI Architecture Patterns
Author: bluewaves-creations

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Mobile Development

Provides comprehensive implementation patterns and architectural guidance for building modern iOS applications using SwiftUI and the Observation framework.

About

This skill serves as a definitive resource for developers building robust iOS applications with modern SwiftUI, specifically focusing on the transition to the @Observable macro introduced in iOS 17. It offers practical code examples for resolving the MV vs. MVVM debate, implementing efficient state management, and mastering view composition. By providing deep dives into property wrappers like @Bindable, @State, and @Environment, it ensures that your application architecture remains performant, testable, and aligned with Apple's latest best practices for high-quality app development.

Key Features

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Detailed comparison and use cases for MV vs. MVVM architectures
Modern @Observable macro implementation and migration patterns
Scalable state management patterns for single source of truth and feature-based state
Deep dive into SwiftUI property wrappers including @Bindable and @Environment
Advanced view composition techniques using @ViewBuilder and generic views

Use Cases

Architecting new iOS features with a clear separation of concerns and testable logic
Refactoring monolithic SwiftUI views into modular, composable components for better maintainability
Migrating legacy ObservableObject codebases to the modern Observation framework

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Key Features

0 GitHub stars
Detailed comparison and use cases for MV vs. MVVM architectures
Modern @Observable macro implementation and migration patterns
Scalable state management patterns for single source of truth and feature-based state
Deep dive into SwiftUI property wrappers including @Bindable and @Environment
Advanced view composition techniques using @ViewBuilder and generic views

Use Cases

Architecting new iOS features with a clear separation of concerns and testable logic
Refactoring monolithic SwiftUI views into modular, composable components for better maintainability
Migrating legacy ObservableObject codebases to the modern Observation framework