In SwiftUI, what does the iOS 17 @Observable macro give you over the older ObservableObject plus @Published approach? Ground it in how the two work internally.
@Observable tracks property access, so the unit of update is fine-grained: only the properties body actually uses, and only the views that need them redraw; it works without Combine, and passing nested objects, optionals, and collections is natural. With ObservableObject, one objectWillChange updates every subscribed view.
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