David Rodrigues

"Simplicity is always easy to achieve in the beginning, the hardest thing is to keep it until the very end."

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The worst thing you can do to an error is silently ignore it, the day will come to haunt you™️

Really happy with how this turned out 🚀 #SwiftUI with Composable Architecture is a sick combo.

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@danielolivalx > Há quem, na direção do PS, prefira ir para eleições. Acho que podemos dizer que a pré-campanha já arrancou: twitter.com/cultura_pt/sta…

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@manuelmaly One container/feature view that renders the underlying view for each status. Adding some transitions tomorrow. In the end it’s the most flexible approach.

@dmcrodrigues What are you using instead? Something like a paged ScrollView?

I was trying to move into a state modelled by an enumeration and use `SwitchStore` from the Composable Architecture but I have to keep the intermediary states until the very end... What if we derive a status from the optional states and we use that instead? 🚀

@manuelmaly I considered that option but one or two screens are going to be reused in other flows of the app, e.g. Settings to change your email address, and that would cause a problem at that point.

@dmcrodrigues Indeed. In my case the sub screens are not independent, but just use the parent state. Which is not composable 😅

@manuelmaly Yeah I was using a `NavigationView` for it but ended up scrapping it, it works well for the simple flow where you are just pushing and popping one or two screens but state restoration was a nightmare with it so I ended up abandoning it.

@dmcrodrigues Ah! Yeah I modeled a three-step flow in my last app. I think I ran into the same issue (needing to keep NavigationLink activated for subsequent steps), and ended up having an optional var for each sub state. IIRC I didn’t even nest them because I didn’t want to duplicate state.

@manuelmaly Not without breaking the abstraction of the screens which are built unaware of any flow or state, other than their own state.

@manuelmaly Optional states for each screen, I'm collecting email and other data as part of onboarding, when you go back I need to restore to the previous state, one by one... Didn't find a way with an enumeration to be able to access all the previous states.

@peres @Ghost It becomes a ghost... now we know the reason behind the name.

@ilyapuchka Don't ruin my dreams.

SwiftUI is ready for production.