Build a Real-World SwiftUI Reference App

Description

A real-world SwiftUI reference project focused on architecture, structure, and scalability

This is the complete source code for a production-quality SwiftUI task app.

It’s designed for developers who already know SwiftUI basics and want to understand how a real app is actually put together — not another toy example or fragmented tutorial.

Why this exists

Most SwiftUI tutorials teach features in isolation.

Very few show:

• How state flows through a real app

• How views stay clean as features grow

• How persistence is isolated from UI

• How accessibility, previews, and architecture coexist

• How you’d structure an app you’re confident to ship

This project represents dozens of architectural decisions you don’t have to figure out yourself.

Instead of stitching patterns together from multiple tutorials, you can study one clean, production-ready reference and reuse what matters.

That’s what you’re paying for.

What you get

• ✅ Full SwiftUI source code

• ✅ MVVM + Repository architecture

• ✅ SwiftData persistence (modern, clean setup)

• ✅ Calendar-style timeline UI

• ✅ Task list with filtering, search, drag & drop

• ✅ Accessibility (VoiceOver, labels, hints)

• ✅ Haptics and UI polish

• ✅ Clean previews and dependency injection

• ✅ Code you can study, adapt, and reuse

This is not a demo project.
It’s a reference implementation.

Who this is for

This source code is for iOS developers who already know SwiftUI basics and want to study how a real, production-ready app is structured.

You’ll get the most value if you:

• Have built small SwiftUI apps already

• Want to understand MVVM + repository architecture

• Care about clean code, previews, accessibility, and scalability

• Want a reference project you can reuse or adapt

This is ideal if you’ve ever thought:

    “My apps work… but they feel messy.”

Who this is not for

This is not a step-by-step teaching course.

It may not be a good fit if you:

• Are brand new to SwiftUI

• Want guided lessons on individual topics like speech recognition or Core Data

• Prefer hand-holding, exercises, and structured walkthroughs

You’re expected to read and explore the code, just like you would in a real team or professional codebase.

If you want guided, step-by-step teaching, check out my full courses:

• SwiftUI Speech & Language Translator

• Core Data in Practice with SwiftUI

This product is about studying structure, not learning syntax.

How to use this project

Most developers use this as:

• A reference while building their own app

• A template for new projects

• A way to understand how features connect end-to-end

• A confidence booster before interviews or larger builds

You don’t “watch” this product.
You learn by reading and adapting real code.

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Important note about videos

This product includes the full production-ready source code.

Free YouTube walkthroughs of the app will be released separately.
You do not need the videos to benefit from the code.

Want guided teaching instead?

This source code shows what a real app looks like.

If you want step-by-step instruction and explanations, my full courses go deeper into specific technologies:

• SwiftUI Speech & Language Translator (£299)

• Core Data in Practice with SwiftUI (£249)

Those courses focus on teaching.
This product focuses on reference and structure.

Final word

If you’re tired of:

• Messy SwiftUI projects

• Over-simplified tutorials

• Guessing how things should scale

This project will give you a clear, calm example of how real SwiftUI apps are built.