One common mistake in SwiftUI is using @ObservedObject when the view should actually own the object.
✅ Use @StateObject when the view creates and owns the ViewModel.
✅ Use @ObservedObject when the ViewModel is passed from a parent view.
Using @StateObject ensures that the ViewModel is created only once and survives view refreshes, preventing unnecessary API calls and state resets.
Example:
@StateObject private var viewModel = HomeViewModel()
instead of:
@ObservedObject private var viewModel = HomeViewModel()
Understanding this difference can save hours of debugging and improve your app's performance.
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