<![CDATA[Recommendations for well-architected UT apps to study]]>

<![CDATA[Recommendations for well-architected UT apps to study]]>I'm looking to learn the Ubuntu Touch app stack properly, and the best way I know to do that is reading clean code from people who know what they're doing.

Can anyone point me to apps (with public repos) that the community would consider well-architected? I'm interested in:

Clear project structure and separation of concerns
Good use of QML/Qt and the UT SDK / Lomiri components
Sensible handling of confinement, permissions, and the click/snap packaging
Any C/C++ backend integration done well

Doesn't need to be big, just clean and idiomatic. Happy to hear about your own apps too if you think they're good examples.

Thanks!

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