What is Micro Apps Architecture in Swift? Get to Know In-depth
Microservices involve breaking down backend
components into isolated units that can function independently. In a similar
vein, mobile app developers have the flexibility to modularize their
applications by extracting single features, shared business logic, and
low-level functions into separate module libraries. These resulting modules
operate independently of each other and the primary application codebase,
allowing development teams to work on them in isolation.
The architecture of micro apps follows a modular design, enhancing developer productivity through the use of dedicated applications for Mobile app development and testing, referred to as micro-apps. Unlike well-defined frameworks like MVC (Model-View-Controller) or MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel), micro apps offer a more abstract approach.
Key
Elements of a Micro Apps Application:
The
User-Facing App:
The user-facing application acts as an
organizer, wrapping around the isolated modules to provide a unified user
experience. Its codebase should be minimal since the primary functionalities
and business logic reside in dedicated modules.
Feature
Modules:
Each set of related features within a
particular business category is contained within a dedicated module. For
example, in an e-commerce app, browsing inventory may reside in a separate
module from cart management. Each module's codebase includes the necessary
business logic and custom UI for the specific feature.
UI
Modules:
iOS and Android operating systems have their
respective testing environments. While iOS's TestFlight offers faster testing,
the Android emulator boasts greater efficiency and a more realistic
representation.
Adopting a micro apps architecture is a process that demands time, learning, and trial and error. XcelTec is available to address your queries and provide iOS App Development Services for your upcoming projects. As you begin extracting modules, focus on defining the boundaries between your system's components, determining what needs to be separated and modularized, how the codebase should be organized, and how your tooling can be optimized to support the development, testing, and deployment of a fully modular application.
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