honestly if you are doing native development and using the iOS/macOS tooling directly it is not that different than this. You basically have options, xibs and n

honestly if you are doing native development and using the iOS/macOS tooling directly it is not that different than this. You basically have options, xibs and nibs like in this blog now have a new friend Storyboards that encompasses multiple screens and transitions but development is still GUI based and uses outlets like in the blog. A lot of programmers just refuse to use this stuff and just do everything programmatically. new kid on the block is SwiftUI which is a much saner not XML based declarative way of defining UI components like React but is still rough around edges and will likely be for a couple years.