I’m curious about something. Asking as someone who doesn’t make a living slinging code, and who is kind of terrified of mobile development because of all the U

I’m curious about something. Asking as someone who doesn’t make a living slinging code, and who is kind of terrified of mobile development because of all the UI stuff (xcode makes me want to cry), in case any pro mobile devs want to answer: is the UI part the real pain point here? It seems to me like it must be, rather than the cross-platform thing, because what people are producing seems heavily weighted toward “here are UI components you can use” (or even in the react native case “here’s an entirely different way of doing UI, yanked straight from webland”). Whereas if it were just a matter of sharing a codebase across platforms, it seems like it would be easier to work on a compiler-side, e.g. by extending clojure, scala, etc. to compile to swift. But maybe that’s just my bias because I look at any ui code from anything and my eyeballs start to bleed.