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by Willamin
1492 days ago
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I'm using SwiftUI extensively when I get the opportunity. The team that I'm on has decided to shift our UIKit+Storyboards app towards leveraging SwiftUI more. It won't work for 100% of the app, but that's alright because there are easy-to-implement escape hatches back into UIKit. The worst part of the dev experience is that we are currently supporting back to iOS 13 (which is when SwiftUI was introduced). That means we can only really use the oldest SwiftUI components and modifiers; it's not too bad, but finding usable examples online is tricky sometimes (they often assume the latest). |
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