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There are two major patterns I have come across.
init(with viewModel: ViewModel)init() and render(using viewModel: ViewModel)Pattern 1 is best with your view should only be rendered with one view model.
Pattern 2 is best if your view needs to be updated with a new view model (e.g. based on an API call).
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