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Craig Federighi also mentioned in an interview that the declarative model with bidirectional bindings was influenced by work at NeXT, referring to WebObjects.
by Austin_Conlon 6y ago
Craig Federighi also mentioned in an interview that the declarative model with bidirectional bindings was influenced by work at NeXT, referring to WebObjects.
- runawaybottle 6y agoAny links or details about this?
- Austin_Conlon 6y agoIt was just mentioned as an aside here: https://youtu.be/5ygYSdL42Zw?t=3039 https://youtu.be/5ygYSdL42Zw?t=3039.
- andrekandre 6y agoyea i somehow also found it similar to webobjects as well... though to be honest, i liked the bindings model in appkit better (much more component and visually driven)... shame it never came to be on iOS... swift ui is pretty cool, but somehow i feel like im laying out an html webpage instead of an app... maybe its just me