Michael Brown • 12/1/2021

The future of The ReactiveSwift Composable Architecture

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The article details the author's experience creating and maintaining a fork of the Composable Architecture (TCA) that uses ReactiveSwift instead of Combine, enabling use on older iOS versions and Linux. It discusses the reasons for the fork, the challenges of maintenance as TCA evolved, and the potential future as Swift concurrency features reduce the need for such forks.

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