Recombine Alternatives

Recombine reviews and mentions

• SwiftUI architecture
  3 projects | /r/SwiftUI | 29 Mar 2021

  Although I used MVVM-style architectures before, I’m now preferring the centralised store Redux-like architectures. However, The Composable Architecture feels too overbearing for me, and feels more like a framework than a library. I’d advise using more lightweight libraries like Recombine which are easily extensible if you need any additional functionality, or even making your very own store architecture to perfectly fit your needs.

• My first app is now up on the App Store, Damage Calculator for Pokemon!
  1 project | /r/SwiftUI | 26 Feb 2021

  Yeah, app architecture in SwiftUI can be really difficult. I’d advise you check out this library - Recombine. It provides a really elegant and lightweight solution to app architecture which I really really enjoy.

• A blogpost on MVVM Paradigm. Any feedback is appreciated :) Trying to learn swift and was intrigued with this architecture pattern :)
  1 project | /r/SwiftUI | 18 Feb 2021

  Nice article! I love MVVM, but I find it really hard to auto-discipline with it. In a larger app, I tend to get lost with it quite easily, resulting in spaghetti code where I don’t know what’s modifying what and why such thing isn’t working as it’s supposed to be. Recently, I’ve really been enjoying lightweight Redux-like libraries like Recombine (or direct implementations of it like in Swift with Majid’s articles - they incentivise (not force, unlike something like Swift Composable Architecture which can feel a little overbearing) well-structured and clear code. I’d love to hear your thoughts on it in a blog post!

• Does everybody just not use MVVM or am I just missing something?
  2 projects | /r/SwiftUI | 12 Feb 2021

  How is Swift Composable Architecture in terms of performance with bigger apps - on the Swift forums I’m always seeing posts about bad performance. Also, with The Composable Architecture, you have side effects in the reducer, which seems counterintuitive. What do you think of a library like ReCombine, which seems a bit cleaner and simpler? I’m interested in these Elm-inspired Redux architectures, but don’t want to jeopardise the user experience. And I still haven’t found one which cleanly integrates with SwiftUI’s Core Data.

• Recombine 1.0: An Elm architecture for SwiftUI
  1 project | news.ycombinator.com | 11 Feb 2021
• I just released version 1.0 of Recombine, a built-for-SwiftUI architecture based on Elm’s that takes type-safety to the max
  3 projects | /r/SwiftUI | 11 Feb 2021

  I agree, I think lensing is a super cool feature – it also makes us want to structure our app state and actions even more (who would want to write @EnvironmentObject var lensedStore: SubStore, when you could write @EnvironmentObject var lensedStore: SubStore?). Lensed states are also required to be equatable in Recombine and discard unnecessary UI updates, so you alleviate SwiftUI's diffing and get those sweet performance benefits.

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