Why SwiftUI Is Built for Repetition
SwiftUI is declarative, which makes it perfect for drilling tiny patterns.
Declarative code is all about patterns: stacks, modifiers, bindings. Patterns are learned through repetition.
Writing the same view many times makes layout and state feel natural.
Each repetition reduces the mental cost. Soon you can focus on design instead of syntax.
MasterOnce gives you the loop so you can build that fluency fast.
SwiftUI rewards consistency. Repetition gives you that consistency.
A short drill beats a long tutorial because it forces active recall.
Repeat a Text + Button stack until the structure feels obvious.
Then add state and repeat again to lock the update flow.
This is how you build intuition instead of memorizing screens.
Try the repetition loop
Pick a SwiftUI concept and write it 50 times. Feel the pattern lock in.