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Every article on SwiftUI published on this blog, newest first: 5 in total, written by Ramón Chancay.

5 articles on SwiftUI

Illustration of a shape that transforms in three phases toward another position, with a scale of text sizes and a symbol to one side

Mobile10 Sep 202615 min read

UI, theming and animations in SwiftUI without NativeWind or Reanimated

Theming, animations and accessibility in SwiftUI without NativeWind or Reanimated: design tokens, Dynamic Type, SF Symbols, withAnimation and Liquid Glass.

Illustration of a stack of screens piled in depth, with an external link entering an intermediate screen directly

Mobile5 Sep 202614 min read

SwiftUI navigation without file-based routing: NavigationStack, a Route enum and deep links

SwiftUI navigation for Expo Router users: NavigationStack with a Route enum, Coordinator pattern, deep links, Universal Links and what swift-navigation adds.

Illustration of a central state feeding views that only observe the part they read, with separate modules around it

Mobile4 Sep 202616 min read

State and architecture in SwiftUI: from Zustand and Redux to @Observable and TCA

SwiftUI state coming from Zustand and Redux: MVVM with @Observable by default, when TCA is worth it, dependency injection, and modular packages early.

Illustration of a view tree where each node proposes a size to its children and receives an answer, with a main path highlighted

Mobile3 Sep 202616 min read

SwiftUI is not React, even if it looks like it: body, identity, modifiers and layout

SwiftUI for React developers: body vs render, view identity, why modifier order matters, layout without flexbox, and how hooks map to property wrappers.

Illustration of two paths leaving the same point: one covers two platforms with a single layer and the other reaches the system's capabilities directly

Mobile1 Sep 202617 min read

Why a senior React Native developer should learn native in 2026

When native iOS beats React Native (widgets, day-one APIs, on-device ML), when it loses (two platforms, OTA, team) and why Swift adds to your toolkit.