iOS Architectures - Fresh Beginning

iOS Architectures

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Using MVVM Architecture with SwiftUI - Clean Architecture

Advanced SwiftUI

Using MVVM Architecture with SwiftUI - Clean Architecture

MVVM has been a choice of architecture in iOS development for a long time. It survived the Objective-C era and has been quite popular in Swift world too. However, things became slightly complicated when SwiftUI came along. It was a bit confusing to see how it can be used in

Creating a Facebook Timeline using ComponentKit

Creating a Facebook Timeline using ComponentKit

In the past few days I have taken a special interest in learning ComponentKit framework [https://github.com/facebook/componentkit]. From the official GitHub page, it's a React-inspired view framework built for the iOS. ComponentKit is written in Objective-C++. Although those ++ look scary, the library hides all the complexities associated

Writing an app with VIPER architecture - Part 2

Writing an app with VIPER architecture - Part 2

> I have written a part 1 of writing an iOS app [https://www.jayeshkawli.com/writing-an-ios-app-with-viper-architecture-part-1/] using VIPER architecture. This covers fundamentals and basic example of using VIPER, creating models, entities and utilizing them in the app. This is the second and final part in the series. This will be

Writing an app with VIPER architecture - Part 1

Writing an app with VIPER architecture - Part 1

Last week I came across one of the many awesome frameworks on iOS. Having recently worked with MVVM and MVC, I was bit hesitant to learn VIPER, since more frameworks you learn, there is good chance you will forget the previous ones. However, I tried to keep my previous teaching

Comparing VIPER vs. MVVM

Recently I started playing with VIPER architecture. Although I was quite hesitant trying it out, it turns out it's not all that bad as I expected. It'e certainly better than traditional MVC iOS architecture in terms of testability and separation of concerns. However, I found it consistently annoying to have