[airstrike]

Shoutout to iced, my favorite GUI toolkit, which isn't even in 1.0 yet but can do that with ease and faster than anything I've ever seen: https://github.com/iced-rs/iced

https://github.com/tarkah/iced_table is a third-party widget for tables, but you can roll out your own or use other alternatives too

It's in Rust, not Swift, but I think switching from the latter to the former is easier than when moving away from many other popular languages.

[kalleboo]

It's easy to write a quick and clean UI toolkit, but it's when you add all the stuff for localization (like support for RTL languages - which also means swapping over where icons are) and accessibility (all the screen reader support) is where you really get bogged down and start wanting to add all these abstractions that slow things down.

[airstrike]

RTL and accessibility are on the roadmap, the latter for this next version IIRC

I'd argue there's a lot more to iced than just being a quick toolkit. the Elm Architecture really shines for GUI apps