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swiftui-pro
Professional SwiftUI: declarative UI, state management, data flow, navigation, and performance. Use when writing, reviewing, or structuring SwiftUI apps.
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# SwiftUI Pro
## Overview
SwiftUI's declarative model — **describe the UI for the current state, and the framework keeps it
in sync** — rewards thinking in data flow rather than view manipulation. Professional SwiftUI means
mastering the state wrappers (`@State`, `@Binding`, `@Observable`, `@Environment`), keeping views
small and value-driven, handling navigation and data deliberately, and knowing exactly when to drop
to UIKit.
The through-line: state drives views; views are cheap, pure functions of state.
## When to use
