One of the many things I love about working with The Composable Architecture is how it encourages the developer to focus on domain modeling. I think that properly designing the models or entities of a domain is one of the biggest contributors into good code, and the lack of it makes everything way harder than it should be. Thankfully Swift is a great language that allows us to express almost everything we need to in a very strict and concise way, another reason the language of your choice matters most than people pretends.
The folks at Point-Free have given us yet again a new tool to improve our Swift development: swift-dependencies, see their announcement. Let me show the journey I’ve been for the past couple of hours with excitement and discoveries with this new library.
One of the beautiful things about Pointfree’s Composable Architecture is how you can start using it on a smaller part of your app. It makes it very easy to improve a codebase without having to stop the press, which is something that I always require of any new technology.
iOS offers the ability for applications to add quick actions to the home screen icons. Implementing this feature often requires things that are not easy to access in most common App architectures. In this post I want to show you how The Composable Architecture makes it very easy to implement without sacrificing your code.
PointFreehas released a library with their Composable Architecture and I’ve been showing it a little bit on livestreams and videos. This page wants to serve as an index and a summary for this content.
