The practice of logically dividing an application into distinct, self-contained modules within the Apple ecosystem, using Swift as the primary programming language, promotes improved code organization and maintainability. As an illustration, a large application might be broken down into modules handling networking, user interface elements, data persistence, and business logic. Each module operates independently, minimizing dependencies and facilitating reuse.
Benefits of such an architectural approach encompass enhanced testability, as individual units can be tested in isolation. Furthermore, it allows for concurrent development by different teams, each focusing on specific modules without interfering with others’ work. Historically, this design pattern has evolved in response to the increasing complexity of mobile applications, addressing the challenges of monolithic codebases and promoting scalability.
