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So the comment in your article could state that it recreates the @State view models. Saying it runs the init repeatedly sounds like it’s re-running the init method on the same class instance; you have to know this is impossible to infer that the text as-written means recreate, not re-init.
December 6, 2025 at 10:20 PM
So the comment in your article could state that it recreates the @State view models. Saying it runs the init repeatedly sounds like it’s re-running the init method on the same class instance; you have to know this is impossible to infer that the text as-written means recreate, not re-init.
A “normal” Swift coder cannot directly call init functions, they're called by the Swift runtime after the storage for the class has been allocated.
Is SwiftUI doing something under the covers to repeatedly call the init directly when the view struct init is called?
Is SwiftUI doing something under the covers to repeatedly call the init directly when the view struct init is called?
December 6, 2025 at 8:01 PM
A “normal” Swift coder cannot directly call init functions, they're called by the Swift runtime after the storage for the class has been allocated.
Is SwiftUI doing something under the covers to repeatedly call the init directly when the view struct init is called?
Is SwiftUI doing something under the covers to repeatedly call the init directly when the view struct init is called?
@nilcoalescing.com
In this article:
nilcoalescing.com/blog/Initial...
Natalia writes:
“the initializer for the model will still be called every time the view initializer runs.” But how is this possible?
In this article:
nilcoalescing.com/blog/Initial...
Natalia writes:
“the initializer for the model will still be called every time the view initializer runs.” But how is this possible?
Initializing @Observable classes within the SwiftUI hierarchy
Learn the recommended ways to initialize and store @Observable classes in SwiftUI views, and see what can go wrong when observable state is managed incorrectly.
nilcoalescing.com
December 6, 2025 at 8:01 PM
@nilcoalescing.com
In this article:
nilcoalescing.com/blog/Initial...
Natalia writes:
“the initializer for the model will still be called every time the view initializer runs.” But how is this possible?
In this article:
nilcoalescing.com/blog/Initial...
Natalia writes:
“the initializer for the model will still be called every time the view initializer runs.” But how is this possible?