Yea, well said. There are some awkward bits, but if I were writing an article on my first 4 months with SwiftUI it would look totally different. There are tons

Yea, well said. There are some awkward bits, but if I were writing an article on my first 4 months with SwiftUI it would look totally different. There are tons of bugs, random issues, and a lack of controllable properties in areas. There’s a lack of documentation, performance, etc. But the language, defaults, components? All wonderfully done. In fact I’d spend years building a UI kit in React attempting to standardize on things like that, and on seeing and using SwiftUI I was constantly impressed by how well done it all feels when the language (Swift) is robust and designed to work alongside the framework. Count me as basically optimistic, just hoping they iron out all the beta-y aspects quick!