Performance between LazyVStack, VStack and List

[@Kevin_Zed]

I found this very helpful. You asnwered my concerns and provided even more helpful knowledge that I wasn't aware of.

[@ColeDano]

Great explanation, seeing the memory usage really made it clear.

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you @Cole! I found that example accidentally and it was great 😆

[@isurujn]

Thanks for this. Really helped me make the decision on what to use when.

[@swiftandtips]

Awesome! 🚀

[@sipanhazim4128]

I am using VStack in my projects and always wondered why performance is heavy and slow ..Thank you !!!!

[@swiftandtips]

I’m glad to read this was useful for you @Sipan! ☺️

[@yeshadithya]

This one is great lessons for me when developing app without using extra memory usages and thank you for your valuable lesson❤

[@swiftandtips]

I’m glad the video was useful for you 😄
Thank you @Yesh!

[@trevormills]

Excellent explanation. So clear and easy to understand - Thank you.

[@swiftandtips]

You’re welcome Trevor! ☺️

[@xalizalizx]

Is there a reference/proof that List "reuse" cells? I tried to find, although some StackOverflow answers says it is, there's no official reference on this behavior. So just wondering if you have more info on this :).

[@swiftandtips]

That’s a default behavior since UIKit to save memory.
developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uitableviewcell/1623223-prepareforreuse

[@xalizalizx]

@@swiftandtips Yes, I’m aware prepareForReuse() exists. But how do you know SwiftUI List uses it?

[@leandroandrade8490]

Maybe use List is not a problem when e.g. fetch data from external API using pagination. Thanks for your explanation.

[@freakpunker]

Excellent video! 👍🏻

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you! 🙏

[@protaotogamer1503]

As usual epic video

[@swiftandtips]

Thank you @Protaotogamer 🙌🏼

[@MohammadRaziPour]

Thanks, great

[@natureloverspakistan]

I have lazyVStack reviews list . But when I scroll , in review Row .. rating stars are getting hide by self

[@swiftandtips]

Hi @NatureLovers, not sure if I follow your comment. What is your approach? Could you share a piece of code?

[@natureloverspakistan]

@@swiftandtips sure I will share it

[@pe60t0]

b stack renders biews in bertical order

[@swiftandtips]

Bery good! 🙃