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It is frustrating at times, but I like writing UI in code and it increases my productivity quite a bit. I’m using it to build an IDE (https://austinrude.com/dev
by rudedogg 4y ago
It is frustrating at times, but I like writing UI in code and it increases my productivity quite a bit. I’m using it to build an IDE (https://austinrude.com/devlog/zig-ide-2022-04/ https://austinrude.com/devlog/zig-ide-2022-04/).
I don’t think I would have attempted a project this large without it. I had to fall back to AppKit/NSViewRepresentable for the tabview, text editor, and a couple other views. There are probably over a hundred SwiftUI views though. And I am hoping I can switch the tabview to SwiftUI after WWDC so it’s easier to extend.
About WWDC, I wonder if we’ll see a CoreAnimation replacement this year that is exposed to SwiftUI views? I don’t know what the implications would be, but it makes sense when you look back at how they’ve refused to offer/expose the underlying UIKit/AppKit APIs that SwiftUI is wrapping for some controls.