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I agree for the most part however I have put a simple app in the store with it and it works fine, it's usable for small apps. I had to wrap a few UIKit elements
by jamil7 7y ago
I agree for the most part however I have put a simple app in the store with it and it works fine, it's usable for small apps. I had to wrap a few UIKit elements and a few other workarounds that I can't think of right now. But overall I'm happy they released it early and can benefit from the communities feedback and usage rather than building the whole thing in secret and releasing something finished that we might not even want. I hope that this is the beginning of them improving DX on their platforms as they have a lot of catching up to do to be competitive with other platforms.
- cerberusss 7y agoYeah, my sentiments exactly. I'm in the process of finishing a small app for a client, and it's been a blast. As you said, a number of workarounds are necessary due to the fact that UIKit is so rich, and SwiftUI is rather sparse at the moment. However the fact that it's so easy to build new UI components, at this phase partly makes up for it.