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by stasy
1487 days ago
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From my understanding, you have to use SwiftUI differently than it is eventually intended. First, you build 90% of the app in SwiftUI, then you use UIKit for the other 10% that can't be done in SwiftUI. Eventually you will be able to do everything in SwiftUI, but for now, this strategy works pretty well. |
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