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by aatd86
282 days ago
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Any third party UI frameworks which does NOT reuse the platform.
There are different views on this.
Perhaps that in the long run, that may make more sense since you may want to facilitate the same user experience across devices anyway.
Especially for branded apps.
So Liquid glass or not would not matter that much, especially if this is simply a design fad like the numerous ones before it. Now my personal inclination is to integrate with the platform still, as someone currently in the process of building such 3rd party frameworks.
Less work for me as the platform handles rendering, keyboard events etc. The only issue is that on iOS, UIKit is far easier to interact with than SwiftUI.
And Swift is too large a language and SwiftUI not simple enough for my taste. Just too bad it is difficult to piggy back on what exists in SwiftUI and is not available in UIKit (yet). There are ways to bridge in a tripartite way perhaps.. But I digress... |
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