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by hombre_fatal
1338 days ago
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Well, the issue is that since our tools already give us arbitrary power over what the user sees, then of course the developer has to opt-in to either using a subset of tools (e.g. some animation API that the OS can toggle) or implement the override like in TFA. I don't really think you can force people to use a restrictive animation API (and nothing else) since it would have to generalize over all animation needs. Meanwhile, on iOS, SwiftUI is very far from generalizing over all needs—as an example of what a restrictive set of tools might look like. I don't think it's even possible, and the imperative kit will always have to exist. |
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