Model-View-Intent

Model-View-Intent (MVI) is a design pattern for building user interfaces that separates concerns for better clarity and maintenance. The "View" displays information to the user and captures their actions, like clicks or inputs. These actions are translated into "Intents," which represent what the user wants to do. The "Model" processes these intents, updates the application's data or state, and then the View reflects these changes. This cycle ensures a unidirectional flow of data, making the app more predictable and easier to manage, especially as it grows in complexity.