swiftui-review

Review SwiftUI code for performance and architecture by analyzing View lifecycle, layout passes, and MVVM separation to identify unnecessary state and code smells. This process evaluates view files to detect excessive re-renders and propose concrete refactors.

Excessive re-renders in SwiftUI views are caused by unnecessary state and expensive layout passes. A targeted code review identifies these performance bottlenecks by analyzing the View lifecycle and recommends concrete refactors to optimize state management.

Check accessibility in SwiftUI by verifying labels, hints, and Dynamic Type support within view files. A structured review evaluates these elements to ensure dynamic content adapts correctly and provides actionable recommendations for compliance.

Yes, you can enforce MVVM separation in SwiftUI projects by applying a structured review to view files. The review identifies architectural issues where view and logic layers mix, proposing modular refactors to maintain a clear separation of concerns.

The best way to refactor a complex SwiftUI screen is to assess performance, accessibility, and architecture comprehensively. Apply a structured code review to detect code smells, verify MVVM structure, and generate concrete improvement recommendations.

Run a SwiftUI code review when complex screens experience performance drops or lack accessibility support. Apply the review to view files to identify architectural issues, unnecessary state, and missing labels before proposing actionable refactors.