RxSwift

RxSwift vs async/await: which is simpler for modern iOS?

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Swift’s async/await syntax introduced native, lightweight concurrency, making asynchronous code easier to write, read, and maintain than RxSwift’s complex stream-processing model. For most typical iOS codebases, async/await is both simpler and more manageable with recent Swift versions.

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