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Declarative UI: UI reflects app state automatically

State-driven architecture with property wrappers

Integration with Swift Combine for reactive updates

Composes views via Swift structs

Event-driven with bindings and observable objects

SwiftUI maps state to native views

Views automatically re-render on state changes

Modifiers adjust layout, style, and behavior

Event-driven UI with gestures and actions

Bridges to UIKit/AppKit for legacy or complex components

Declarative and reactive UI architecture

State-driven view rendering

Composable views for modular UI

Integration with Combine for asynchronous data flow

Separation of model, view, and view-model patterns encouraged

iOS banking or finance apps

macOS productivity tools

WatchOS fitness apps

tvOS streaming applications

Data-driven consumer apps with reactive UI

Declarative UI driven by app state

Reactive data binding using property wrappers

Cross-Apple-platform support with single codebase

Integration with Combine and Swift ecosystem

Live previews for rapid development

Modularize views for large apps

Use lazy stacks and lists

Optimize image and asset usage

Leverage Combine for async data handling

Test across device types and screen sizes

Update Xcode and Swift version

Replace deprecated APIs and modifiers

Use new SwiftUI components in place of UIKit where possible

Test on latest OS versions

Refactor state management for new SwiftUI features