swiftui-pro

To review SwiftUI code for deprecated APIs, an automated process identifies outdated usage and recommends modern replacements. This enforces current best practices, verifies data flow, and aligns projects with Apple Human Interface Guidelines.

Validating SwiftUI data flow requires checking state management to ensure correct bindings and updates. A structured review identifies improper data flow patterns and proposes concrete fixes to maintain performance and state consistency across views.

Reviewing SwiftUI accessibility involves validating views against Apple Human Interface Guidelines to identify gaps. A structured assessment provides concrete fixes to ensure accessible design implementation across all UI components.

Yes, you can apply this SwiftUI review process to existing iOS projects. It works on reading, writing, and reviewing code, automatically identifying performance bottlenecks and accessibility issues within current screens.

SwiftUI code reviews miss performance bottlenecks when lacking structured optimization checks. Enforcing modern API usage and correct data flow through an automated assessment identifies bottlenecks and proposes concrete performance fixes.

You should avoid automated SwiftUI code review for highly custom views outside standard Apple Human Interface Guidelines. It targets standard views, data flow, navigation, and accessibility validation rather than bespoke UI logic.