8 common SwiftUI mistakes follow the videos by Paul Hudson.

1. Adding views and modifiers where they aren't needed
2. Using @ObservedObject when they mean @StateObject
3. Putting modifiers in the wrong order
4. Attaching property observers to property wrappers
5. Stroking shapes when you mean to stroke their border
6. Using alerts and sheets with optionals
7. Trying to get "behind" their SwiftUI views
8. Creating dynamic views with invalid ranges

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Video's link: 8 Common SwiftUI Mistakes – and how to fix them!.

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