axiom-swiftui-architecture

To separate business logic from SwiftUI views, you can extract state and logic into ViewModels or dedicated models. This Skill provides refactoring workflows that guide you on exactly where to move that logic to improve testability and maintainability.

Choosing an SwiftUI architecture pattern depends on your app's complexity. This Skill provides decision trees comparing Apple's native patterns, MVVM, TCA, and the Coordinator pattern to help you select the right structure for your codebase.

Refactoring a massive SwiftUI view involves moving state management and event handling out of the view body. This Skill offers workflows for extracting logic into models or ViewModels, directly improving code testability and scalability.

Yes, this SwiftUI architecture guidance covers The Composable Architecture (TCA). It includes TCA in its architectural decision trees alongside MVVM and Apple's native patterns to help you evaluate it for your iOS development projects.

You should use the Coordinator pattern in SwiftUI when managing complex navigation flows. This Skill addresses when to apply the Coordinator pattern compared to native alternatives, helping you organize navigation and avoid common architectural anti-patterns.

Yes, there are architectural guidelines for iOS 26 and later. This Skill provides up-to-date patterns and refactoring workflows tailored for organizing SwiftUI codebases specifically targeting iOS 26+ development environments.