voilog-tca-development

Use the @Reducer pattern to define state, actions, and reducers for your SwiftUI feature. This Skill provides examples using modern TCA patterns like @ObservableState and @ViewAction to structure new iOS features.

TestStore verifies TCA reducers by asserting that sent actions produce expected state changes and effects. This Skill covers comprehensive TestStore strategies for unit and integration testing of your iOS features.

The @ViewAction delegate pattern in TCA is a modern approach for handling view actions and communication between features. This Skill guides iOS developers on implementing delegate patterns to manage interactions within The Composable Architecture.

Yes, you can use @ObservableState for iOS development with TCA. This Skill provides guidance on adopting modern TCA patterns like @ObservableState to manage state observation in your SwiftUI applications effectively.

Use The Composable Architecture when building iOS features that require predictable state management, testable reducers, and clear delegation patterns. This Skill helps navigate architectural decisions and identifies preferred code locations for new TCA features.

The primary limitation of legacy TCA code in VoiLog is avoiding outdated patterns when adding new features. This Skill helps developers understand architecture navigation by identifying preferred locations for new code and legacy code to avoid.