I think this is a bit of hyperbole. SwiftUI itself does a decent enough job. It's kind of like React without much of the ecosystem. If you start with SwiftUI a

I think this is a bit of hyperbole. SwiftUI itself does a decent enough job. It's kind of like React without much of the ecosystem. If you start with SwiftUI and need to integrate sone part of UIkit without really knowing the patterns, it's daunting for a while, but it's kind of an interesting daunting. My biggest issue is in the blurry line between iOS SwiftUI and mac swiftUI capabilities. A lot of examples are written by ios devs, who aren't even thinking about mac discrepancies