I’m writing a GitHub notifications viewer iOS app to explore TDD in a SwiftUI World. Read the first article to learn about my goals.
There will be Xcode project configuration. There will be architecture, design, and refactoring. There will be test-driven development (TDD). And how will I approach SwiftUI?
Stick around to find out.
My plan is to live-code this project on Twitch, post the recordings on YouTube, and then turn what we discover into articles.
I’ll be streaming Sundays at 9:30 am Pacific (17:30 GMT) for roughly an hour. Join so you can chat with me live. Chances are, you know more about SwiftUI than I do, and I’ll need your help. But I’ll be trying to apply the interesting practices listed in the introductory article. This will be real, warts and all!
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The following day, I’ll put the recording onto my YouTube channel. Your comments there will also be helpful.
Then I’ll refine what we discover into articles which I’ll post on my blog.
These articles will span a variety of topics. I expect they will cover the main categories of my blog: unit testing, TDD, refactoring, and tools. To make things easier to find, I’ve made a dedicated TDD in a SwiftUI World page to collect the articles that come from this project, as I start from an empty GitHub repo.
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