ios-oss VS swiftui-notes

For architecture I went with something close to what kickstart uses but with the use of Combine instead of rxSwift (https://github.com/kickstarter/ios-oss). It turned out pretty well and made testing relatively easy.

Kickstarter's iOS app uses ReactiveSwift. You can take a look and see real-life examples.

Kickstarter - The official Kickstarter app for iOS.

Ever since I've started using MVVM architecture with Reactive programming, I've been searching for a similar architecture that will fit my needs and more appealing. I found one and it's from Kickstarter, albeit I did not adapt it fully, just the concept of it. Below is a sample of what I'm using right now. I've created a simple sign in form app that focuses on the validation of input data from the user.

Xcode compilation! You could for instance try compiling the Kickstarter iOS project on all computers and compare speed.

This is one of the most comprehensive resources I’ve found for Combine. They include examples too. Learn the fundamental principles of a Publisher and Subscriber, as well as the common operators documented in that online book, and you should be good to go.

This is probably the best free resource you will find. https://heckj.github.io/swiftui-notes/

Using Combine

Using Combine is a really well made wrap up, explains pretty much everything with great detail, I think it's also better than Apple's documentation as far as I know, without a doubt.

swiftui-notes - A collection of notes, project pieces, playgrounds and ideas on learning and using SwiftUI and Combine.