swiftui-pro

To review SwiftUI code for deprecated APIs and performance issues, use an automated scanner that checks your files against bundled reference markdowns. This validates view composition, navigation, and data flow without external tooling.

The best way to check iOS accessibility standards in SwiftUI views is to cross-reference your code against bundled markdown guidelines. This validates your compliance with modern accessibility requirements directly during development.

Yes, you can run a partial SwiftUI code review for just data flow and navigation by loading only the relevant reference files. This targeted check approach validates specific concerns without scanning the entire project.

Yes, SwiftUI code review works with iOS 26 and Swift 6.2 projects, specifically targeting these versions. It validates modern API usage, performance guidelines, and design compliance for iOS and watchOS platforms.

Your SwiftUI code review requires bundled reference markdown files because they contain the validation rules for deprecated APIs, accessibility standards, and performance guidelines. This enables the review to operate without external tooling.

To get before and after code snippets for SwiftUI best practices, run a comprehensive code review on your project. The review provides concise code corrections and a prioritized summary to improve maintainability and user experience.