Mastering SwiftUI @StateObject: Persisting View Models Across Reloads
Learn how SwiftUI’s @StateObject keeps a single view model instance across view reloads, how to inject it into child views, and when not to use it.
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Learn how SwiftUI’s @StateObject keeps a single view model instance across view reloads, how to inject it into child views, and when not to use it.
I have a view model where several computed observables derive values from plain observables, and everything is bound with ko.applyBindings at page load. In some flows the model's shape effectively changes at runtime: an observable that a computed depends on may be replaced with a new observable instance, or a property may be added to the view model after bin