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I prefer working with UIKit too, but there are reasons for some of the differences. Jeff Nadeau, an AppKit engineer, wrote a bit about them a couple of weeks ag
by jurip 8y ago
I prefer working with UIKit too, but there are reasons for some of the differences. Jeff Nadeau, an AppKit engineer, wrote a bit about them a couple of weeks ago: https://gist.github.com/jnadeau/9321a22b19301215e25401ffd1f165ab https://gist.github.com/jnadeau/9321a22b19301215e25401ffd1f1...
- Klonoar 8y agoYup, I follow him on Twitter. :) Regardless of how correct he probably is, the fact of the matter is that there's overwhelmingly more developers on the UIKit side and that API is what people clearly prefer - the only ones voicing otherwise are old Cocoa-heads. It's ridiculous that it's 10 years later and Apple is only now confronting this.