Modeling is not an easy task, especially if you don't know there are many kind of models that exist! Let's explore them and how to use them.

Know why your view is not rendering why you think it should have.

Let's see why sometimes protocols are not the best option by sharing with you a few alternatives.

Let's have a look on how to DI Container can help us injecting our dependencies.

How to leverage SwiftUI and Combine capabilities to build a feedback UI component.

How to build a form in a way you probably never did it before: from Domain perspective instead of UI.

An easy way to share code across views and test your UI

Let's see how organizing our views into stateful and stateless views can greatly simplify our codebase.

Let's see how we can avoid building non valid objects that would break our app by using self validation when dealing with complex objects like phone numbers or IBAN.

Let's have a look to what is dependency injection and what we need to do to ensure our code is ready for injection before using frameworks like Swinject.

I see many developers adding too many code inside their ViewModel ending with a Massive ViewModel 🦛 while one of the first reason to use it was to actually avoid... Massive ViewController 🤷. Why is it happening? I think it is coming from one simple reason: they forget to think about Separation of Concern.

Models are the core of our applications and need to be defined with care. Yet they very often transform themselves into big monolithics becoming more and more complex while being less and less easy to use over time. But why is that?