Set project boundaries
Group app responsibilities by feature and dependency rather than by file type alone.
03 / Mini-course
Create a maintainable project structure for navigation, data flow, persistence, networking and recoverable errors.
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This mini-course addresses the point where a demo becomes difficult to change. Learners organise a small SwiftUI application around explicit models, services, state ownership and testable boundaries, then document the decisions so the structure can evolve without pretending that one architecture fits every app.
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Curriculum
Group app responsibilities by feature and dependency rather than by file type alone.
Choose where state starts, how views observe it and how actions change it.
Place persistence and network behaviour behind interfaces that can fail and be replaced.
Design loading, retry, cancellation and offline behaviour as part of the feature.
Document trade-offs and create a small test plan before expanding the application.
Delivery sequence
Complete the modules in order using the supplied starter project.
Build each boundary before comparing it with the reference implementation.
Adapt the structure to one small project and document every changed assumption.
Run the refactoring and failure-state checklist before adding another feature.
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Create a maintainable project structure for navigation, data flow, persistence, networking and recoverable errors.
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