Looking into State architecture. For example, the Redux cases are good to demonstrate a unidirectional data-flow.I haven't found much about this subject, so I'll stick with `ReSwift`, for now.
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The question is at the very top "I'd like to know if there are any good patterns to follow for state management in SwiftUI?"
This seems to work, but there might be other ways:let url = Bundle.main.url(forResource: "click", withExtension: "wav")
No, the question is on the title. It's about closures.
The CTA means call to action, and it's demonstrated in the GIF animation, which is easier to see.Line 15:NestedView(title: $0.title())The source code is available in the initial post and the whole flow is better described there too.
That's a great point of view @PBK; Also it opens up a few possibilities, very happy to have opened this thread."what fraction of the total charge is assignable to the creation (no IAP) and what fraction is assignable to the app-based distribution (IAP)"Would be great to open up the option to charge the user a bit to help pay the servers, as the usage is completely free.I did not know the payment can be distributed, that's a concept that exists in Stripe although.A small charge even with the 30% for Apple would be a great help! Server side costs are high.What I'll do is to update this post in a few months upon app review and leave a written testimony, as this might be usefulfor other users.