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  1. 3 Key Strategies to Make SwiftUI Views More Reusable

    (Matteo Manferdini)

    Monolithic views are the most common issue in SwiftUI codebases, especially among inexperienced developers.

  2. The Myth of the MV pattern: Why SwiftUI developers just reinvented MVC

    (Matteo Manferdini)

    Since the introduction of SwiftUI, the MV pattern has been discussed in online forums about SwiftUI architecture.

  3. Why VIPER and MVVM in SwiftUI are actually the same pattern: A lesson in architectural thinking

    (Matteo Manferdini)

    Architectural design patterns like VIPER might seem radically different from common ones like MVVM.

  4. From broken to testable SwiftUI navigation: The decoupled approach of MVVM with coordinators

    (Matteo Manferdini)

    SwiftUI provides several tools for managing navigation, and the introduction of NavigationStack and value-destination links improved programmatic navigation.

  5. Is SwiftData incompatible with MVVM? The standard answer disregards some key principles driving SwiftUI’s architecture

    (Matteo Manferdini)

    Some developers claim that MVVM is incompatible with SwiftUI.

  6. Why Dismissing View Models in SwiftUI is Stifling your App’s Maintainability and Testability (And the Proven Principles for a Better Architecture)

    (Matteo Manferdini)

    If you’ve been working with SwiftUI, you’ve likely noticed that your views start pretty simple but then balloon into large, unmaintainable monoliths that are hard to preview and test.

  7. How to Create and Combine SwiftUI Views Without Getting Lost in Deep Nesting and Complex Layouts

    (Matteo Manferdini)

    As you create increasingly complex SwiftUI views, you may feel your code is turning into a tangled mess of nested stacks, layout view modifiers, and conditionals.