This repo contains the full program that is discussed in the article series I wrote called "Building, Testing, and Scaling with SwiftUI". The purpose of the article series is to do a deep dive into the best ways to architect our views to make them easily previewable and testable.
I have made separate branches in this repo, one for each stage of the development of the demonstration app PokemonList. They roughly correlate to the articles I've written. If you're going to really dig into the patterns I describe, I highly recommend cloning the repo and navigating it in Xcode as being able to jump to references and definitions will help with understanding.
- v1-non-generic-view
- Article: Part 1: Building Previewable Views
- This branch contains the barebones code that implements a simple list of Pokemon. No special care was taken with view architecture. This is effectively the code that we begin with at the start of the article.
- v2-generic-view
- Article: Part 1: Building Previewable Views
- This is the code that we end up with at the end of the first article, and takes the first step toward a good view architecture: making your views generic over their view models.
- v3-child-view-model
- Article: Link TBD
- This code builds on top of where we ended up in Part 1 with a generic view. It explores how we might architect a situation where we want to have multiple view models in a view hierarchy, and how to preserve the gains that we achieved in Part 1 while doing so.
- V4 in progress