I’ve read a lot of SwiftUI content over the years, but this book finally made
architecture click for me. Instead of pushing heavy patterns or theory, it focuses
on how SwiftUI actually wants you to think. The examples feel real, the explanations
are clear, and I constantly found myself saying “oh… that makes sense now.”
What I appreciated most is that it doesn’t overcomplicate things. It shows when
structure helps and when it just adds noise. I’ve already refactored parts of my app
using ideas from this book, and the code is cleaner and easier to reason about.
If you’re building real SwiftUI apps and feeling stuck between “too simple” and
“overengineered,” this book hits the sweet spot.