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How We Built The Deals Tab in Swift UI
Etsy’s App Updates team rebuilt the long-standing Updates tab as Deals, a destination for coupons and sales, while targeting an October launch ahead of Cyber Week 2023. The team chose Swift UI and Tuist to create a modular, preview-driven implementation rather than extend legacy Objective-C and server-driven layout code. The screen is assembled from typed API modules, parsed with Decodable, and rendered in a Swift UI List using reusable components such as buttons, headers, footers, and listing cards. To bridge incompatible legacy listing-card code, the module accepts a view builder from the UIKit hosting controller, allowing existing cards to be wrapped while newer cards could be implemented in Swift UI. After three months, Deals shipped ahead of deadline; new modules took one sprint or less, previews decoupled front-end work from API support, and the tab increased session conversion and app visits after its mid-October rollout.

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1 post about Tuist. Every summary links to the original.

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Etsy
How We Built The Deals Tab in Swift UI
Etsy’s App Updates team rebuilt the long-standing Updates tab as Deals, a destination for coupons and sales, while targeting an October launch ahead of Cyber Week 2023. The team chose Swift UI and Tuist to create a modular, preview-driven implementation rather than extend legacy Objective-C and server-driven layout code. The screen is assembled from typed API modules, parsed with Decodable, and rendered in a Swift UI List using reusable components such as buttons, headers, footers, and listing cards. To bridge incompatible legacy listing-card code, the module accepts a view builder from the UIKit hosting controller, allowing existing cards to be wrapped while newer cards could be implemented in Swift UI. After three months, Deals shipped ahead of deadline; new modules took one sprint or less, previews decoupled front-end work from API support, and the tab increased session conversion and app visits after its mid-October rollout.

The best engineering reads, once a week.