TTBaseUIKit is a framework that helps you build iOS applications in the fastest and most efficient way, by providing base views written in both UIKit Programmatically and SwiftUI.
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Enterprise-grade iOS development workflow for TTBaseUIKit-powered apps. Cross-functional product analysis | MVVM-C Architecture | UIKit + SwiftUI | TTViewCodable | TTBaseSUI | xcodebuild CLI Verification | Zero Regression | iOS 14+.
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Code audits for TTBaseUIKit apps: performance, accessibility, localization. FCR compliance scoring.
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Systematic bug fixing workflow for TTBaseUIKit apps: root cause analysis, fix strategy, xcodebuild verify, zero regression.
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TTBaseUIKit project initialization skill: scaffold MVVM-C folder structure, setup TTBaseUIKitConfig, configure localization, integrate TTBDebugPlus. Run BEFORE any other TTBaseUIKit skill.
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Build reusable native SwiftUI UI components using 100% standard SwiftUI primitives with TTBaseUIKit design tokens, localization, chainable modifiers, and project architecture rules. NO TTBaseSUI wrappers. iOS 14+.
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Refactor TTBaseUIKit code: migrate to TTViewCodable, replace raw UIKit with TTBaseUIKit, TTBaseSUI adoption, clean MVVM separation.
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Shared resources for all TTBaseUIKit skills: routing, workflows, cross-functional analysis, rules, phases, references, anti-patterns, coding standards, and verification.
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SwiftUI full-stack development for TTBaseUIKit apps. Use for SwiftUI/SUIBaseView/TTBaseSUI screens, reusable SwiftUI views, list/grid screens, SwiftUI ViewModels, and native SwiftUI fallback when TTBaseSUI has no equivalent. Supports English and Vietnamese user prompts. iOS 14+.
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UIKit full-stack development: screen, list, form, cell, customview, api, coordinator, viewmodel. Built on TTBaseUIKit + TTViewCodable + MVVM-C. iOS 14+.
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