What is the best architecture when working with SwiftUI

When working with SwiftUI, the architecture is centered around declarative, compositional, and state-driven views. This approach allows you to describe what you want in your user interface, and SwiftUI takes care of the details. Here are some key points about the architecture:

1. Declarative Syntax: You describe the UI you want, and SwiftUI generates the result. This makes the code more readable and easier to maintain.

2. Compositional Views: SwiftUI uses composition extensively. For example, container views like HStack and VStack allow you to organize your UI elements in a hierarchical manner, which mirrors the structure of your code.

3. State-Driven: SwiftUI views are driven by state, meaning they automatically update when the underlying data changes. This makes it easier to manage dynamic content.

4. Platform Integration: SwiftUI provides platform-specific idiomatic capabilities, allowing you to build apps that feel native on any Apple platform.

5. Interoperability: SwiftUI can be incrementally adopted in existing apps, and it works well with other frameworks like Swift Data and Swift Charts, enabling you to build comprehensive applications.

For more detailed insights, you can refer to the SwiftUI essentials session, which covers built-in capabilities and how SwiftUI can be used across all platforms.