SwiftUI specialists for your dedicated team.
SwiftUI is Apple's declarative UI framework: interfaces are described as a function of state, and the framework handles updating the view hierarchy. It is the default for new Apple-platform work and interoperates with UIKit in both directions.
Where SwiftUI fits in a long-term product team.
The decision that shapes a SwiftUI project is the minimum OS version, because the framework has changed substantially each year. Features available on iOS 17 are absent on iOS 15, and supporting an older floor means either avoiding whole areas of the API or writing availability-conditional code that doubles the surface to test.
SwiftUI is excellent for standard interfaces and still awkward at the edges. Complex list behaviour, fine-grained scroll control and heavily customised navigation are all cases where teams reach back into UIKit through a representable wrapper. That is a normal, supported outcome, and planning for it is more realistic than assuming it away.
What your dedicated team does with SwiftUI.
Because the framework moves every year, a SwiftUI codebase has a maintenance cadence built into it. An app that ignores two OS cycles does not stand still; it accumulates deprecated patterns and misses the platform behaviour users now expect from every other app on their phone.
Interface work is also where design and engineering are hardest to separate, which is why it is usually scoped with a designer on the same agreement, as part of an outsourced design team.
Common SwiftUI use cases.
- New applications on a current OS floor Building where the framework is strongest, without carrying availability branches for versions few users run.
- Incremental adoption inside a UIKit app New screens in SwiftUI hosted in the existing navigation, so modernisation ships continuously.
- One codebase across Apple platforms Shared interface code for iPhone, iPad and Mac where the product wants all three.
Adding SwiftUI skills to your team.
SwiftUI work sits with your mobile team, most often with a designer on the same agreement.
SwiftUI work is assigned to dedicated, full-time specialists who work remotely in your repositories and are managed by us. It is the model behind every offshore team at Azendo, and how companies hire software developers without running the recruiting themselves.
Tell us what your roadmap needs SwiftUI for.
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