MVVM is an architectural pattern that helps structure the code of a SwiftUI app by dividing it into three roles: model, view, and view model. SwiftUI is well-suited for MVVM and offers mechanisms for data binding and automatic UI updates. MVVM is important for maintaining well-organized and easily testable code in SwiftUI apps.
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Architecting SwiftUI apps with MVC and MVVMTable of contentsWhat is MVVM?How MVVM works in SwiftUIMVVM vs. MVC: Local view models and global controllersWhy you should use MVVM in your SwiftUI appsImplementing the MVVM Pattern in a SwiftUI AppArchitecting SwiftUI apps with MVC and MVVMCreating model types to represent the app’s data and business logicImplementing views decoupled from model typesWriting a view model that encapsulates the app’s logic for a single screenAdding a view models to a SwiftUI view and triggering eventsAlternative architectural patterns and similar ideasArchitecting SwiftUI apps with MVC and MVVMThe Model-View pattern and the Elm architectureThe Clean Swift architecture and the VIP and VIPER patternsThe influences of Redux and the Swift composable architectureConclusionsArchitecting SwiftUI apps with MVC and MVVMSort: