Using State Machines in SwiftUI — Fast, Simple, and Convenient
summary
Shows how to implement State Machine (finite-state machines) in iOS apps built with SwiftUI and Combine. Presents methodology and code examples, including Unidirectional Data Flow designs, to create screens that are easier to test and maintain.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:08Mobile development at Skyeng
- 7:04Path to SwiftUI and state machines
- 9:52MVVM overview and flaws
- 13:26MVVM problems without bindings
- 15:10SwiftUI and Combine: new features
- 18:20What are state machines
- 20:26State machine docs
- 22:34State machine implementation examples
- 24:00State machines in SwiftUI
- 27:12Unidirectional data flow in SwiftUI
- 28:57View type problems in SwiftUI
- 31:03Solving view type problems
- 33:32ViewBuilder and AnyView
- 35:20State and event management
- 36:02Feedbacks and reducers
- 37:28List screen implementation
- 41:02Coordinators in SwiftUI
- 44:13Coordinator implementation
- 46:42Working with lists and tabs
- 47:45SwiftNavigation library
- 51:40Summary and study materials
- 53:04Q&A
- 1:00:38Discussion and closing
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