In a previous blog post, I described an implementation of lists in SwiftUI where items are loaded dynamically as the user scrolls and additional data for each item is fetched asynchronously. I also wanted to provide a reusable infrastructure for lists where you could concentrate only on the data fetching logic and the presentation of a single list item, but didn’t quite reach that goal.
In this blog post, I try to improve the list infrastructure and the separation of concerns between the data model and UI. I also want to test the Swift Concurrency features (async/await etc) for the asynchronous parts, and see how well it plays with SwiftUI.