🔒 We finish porting our SwiftUI application to UIKit by introducing a collection view. Along the way we will demonstrate how deep-linking works exactly as it did in SwiftUI, and we show the power of state driven navigation by seamlessly switching between the two view paradigms.

🔒 What does all the work we've done with navigation in SwiftUI have to say about UIKit? Turns out a lot! Without making a single change to the view models we can rewrite the entire view layer in UIKit, and the application will work exactly as it did before, deep-linking and all!

🔒 We've claimed that the way we handle navigation in SwiftUI unlocks the ability to deep link to any screen in your application, so let's put that claim to the test. We will add real-world deep linking to our application, from scratch, using the parsing library we open sourced many months ago.

🔒 Over the past weeks we have come up with some seriously powerful tools for SwiftUI navigation that have allowed us to more precisely and correctly model our app's domain, so let's exercise them a bit more by adding more behavior and deeper navigation to our application.