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I’ve found SwiftUI to be a dramatic improvement over storyboards or view controllers for managing state and flow. Sure, for some view components you need to dro
by programmarchy 4y ago
I’ve found SwiftUI to be a dramatic improvement over storyboards or view controllers for managing state and flow. Sure, for some view components you need to drop down into UIKit to do some detail work, but then it can be abstracted back into SwiftUI.
- ardit33 4y agoNo serious company is using Storyboards. Only toy apps or small companies do, or junior devs. SwiftUI might be ok for them as well.
- lostgame 4y agoI work for a major bank in Canada; we are one of the largest companies in Canada, and we use storyboards. We are very serious about the work we do. We are also working on SwiftUI stuff as well.
- ardit33 4y agoYou made my point. You work on a bank, not a software company. Let’s be real, third league and banks treat software as an expense/cost center. Let me know when any of the major companies actually use it seriously.
- dagmx 4y agoYou seem to have a serious chip on your shoulder, and a lot of your comments are really gatekeeper like. Out of curiosity, what products of note have you developed that give you the right to talk down to everyone else?
- lostgame 4y agoWow, you okay, man? We are a bank. We make software used by millions of people a day. We are a major company. Lost your key, gatekeeper? :P
- aplummer 4y agoHow exactly are you building watchOS app? Plenty of serious development uses SwiftUI and storyboards.
- aaaaaaaaaaab 4y agoApple’s own iOS apps use storyboards.