The Composable Architecture (TCA)

This article will discuss a framework that is perfectly suited for creating complex SwiftUI applications — The Composable Architecture (TCA). It will cover its features and advantages, recent developments, considerations when using it, and learning path.

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Introduction to TCA

The Composable Architecture (abbreviated as TCA) allows you to build applications in a unified and easy-to-understand way, taking into account composition, testing, and efficacy. You can use TCA on SwiftUI, UIKit, and other frameworks, and on any of Apple’s platforms (iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS).