If you squint, any modern client application can viewed as a "scrollable list of stuff from the internet". Whether it's a scrollable list of food, photos, videos, merchandise, cats, or cat merchandise -- all applications share common scaffolding.

Pilot provides a suite of robust components to take care of this common scaffolding so you can focus on what matters: your data (Model), business logic (ViewModel), and presentation (View).

These components are not overly-prescriptive to any particular application architecture, so you can adopt them without having to rewrite or commit to Pilot forever.

Pilot is modularized into components providing building blocks for fast and safe application development (see flight plan for upcoming components).

• Pilot: Provides a core MVVM stack, various model collections, diff engine, action handling, along with some minimal async, observable, and logging components. This is a Foundation-only framework (i.e. No UIKit or AppKit)
• PilotUI: UI layer components built atop Pilot for both Mac and iOS. Contains collection view bindings and other macOS/iOS extensions for Pilot development.

See the Getting Started guide for a basic walkthrough of core concepts.

There is a Sample Project which demonstrates macOS app and iOS app built from the same Pilot MVVM stack.

Otherwise, please see type documentation and let us know if anything is unclear.

• Xcode 8.2
• Swift 3.0
• iOS 9.0+ / macOS 10.11+

• Drag Pilot.xcodeproj into Project Navigator
• Go to Project > Targets > General > Embed Frameworks, click +, and select Pilot [Platform] and PilotUI [platform] targets.
• In Project > Targets > Build Phases > Target Dependencies, ensure Pilot [Platform] and ``PilotUI [Platform]` are there.

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