Server driven UI for SwiftUI
Server driven UI for SwiftUI means your backend describes a page as JSON and the iOS client renders native SwiftUI, not a WebView.
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Long-form writing on server driven UI for SwiftUI: architecture, schema, widgets, and production notes. Documentation stays the source of truth; these articles are the why.
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SDUI vs WebViews on iOS
SDUI renders native SwiftUI from JSON. A WebView renders HTML in a browser process. Teams pick SDUI when the page should feel like the rest of the app.
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API driven UI and remote UI, explained
API driven UI and remote UI are names for the same idea as server driven UI: the API returns page structure, the iOS app paints SwiftUI.
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Backend driven UI vs server driven UI
Backend driven UI, server driven UI, BDU, and SDUI are the same split: the server describes the page, the client renders native views.
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SDUI for Swift: a practical definition
SDUI for Swift is a JSON envelope, an open widget registry, and a renderer. Not a new language, not a downloaded script.
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SDUI on iOS: native SwiftUI, not WebViews
SDUI on iOS is native SwiftUI rendered from a JSON page. A WebView is a different product with different scrolling, gestures, and accessibility.