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I have a published App written in SwiftUI and I have written many thousands of lines of Swift. But I just scratch the surface of the language, and that is OK wi
by herodotus 4y ago
I have a published App written in SwiftUI and I have written many thousands of lines of Swift. But I just scratch the surface of the language, and that is OK with me. There are many parts of the language that I almost certainly do not understand. But my code works, it runs fast and it does what I want. Yes, Swift does have a large "surface area" and that is too bad. But you can get by well without bothering with many of the darker parts.
- happytoexplain 4y agoI think the fact that advanced features are available, but their existence doesn't impact most developers writing most apps, is a great thing. (Not that Swift - especially SwiftUI - is perfect.)
- livinglist 4y agoI’m learning Swift and SwiftUI recently, and man, as a Flutter dev I’m super overwhelmed by how many features Swift has compared to Dart… it has too many ways to do things (not necessarily bad ofc)