MVI (Model-View-Intent)

MVI, or Model-View-Intent, is a software architectural pattern used in application development. It organizes how data flows in an app. In MVI, the 'Model' represents the app’s data and logic, the 'View' displays the data to users, and 'Intent' captures user actions or events. When users interact with the View, their Intents lead to updates in the Model. The Model then reflects these changes back to the View. This separation helps manage complexity, making it easier to maintain and enhance the app over time, while providing a clear structure for interaction and state management.