🎌 Powerful navigation library for iOS based on the coordinator pattern
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May 9, 2023 - Swift
🎌 Powerful navigation library for iOS based on the coordinator pattern
RxFlow is a navigation framework for iOS applications based on a Reactive Flow Coordinator pattern
Coordinators in SwiftUI. Simple, powerful and elegant.
Protocol oriented, Cocoa UI abstractions based library that helps to handle view controllers composition, navigation and deep linking tasks in the iOS application. Can be used as the universal replacement for the Coordinator pattern.
Example of MVVM-C architecture implemented with RxSwift
Sample app that showcases the use of the Coordinator Pattern in SwiftUI
An implementation of the Coordinator pattern for iOS written in Swift 5.
iOS TV Shows app with TMDb Api. Async-await, MVVM + Coordinator. Modular Architecture. Swift Package Manager
An example of the Coordinator pattern
An iOS template project using SwiftUI, Combine and MVVM-C software architecture
Core iOS Application Architecture - The development paradigm of clean, testable code and modular iOS applications. + Xcode templates
A sample app describing my philosophy on how to write iOS code with RxSwift.
MVVM-Coordinator + RxSwift and Clean Architecture
XCoordinator-Example serves as an MVVM-C example app for XCoordinator
This is the demo of MVVM-C structure with dependency injection using RxSwift.
Keep the screen flow and data handling logic out of your view controllers – let them handle view-stuff only.
iOS project, built on improved MVP architecture using Coordinator pattern for routing 😎
Example project with UITabBarController inside UISplitViewController using RxSwift and MVVM-C architecture.
Declarative URL- and state-based router written in Swift.
Navigation framework for iOS applications based on a weaving pattern
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