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> if only I could easily bring in my toolset of choice, whether it is Elm, Redux, etc, with all the power that native controls on iOS have, that would be awesom
by solarkraft 4y ago
> if only I could easily bring in my toolset of choice, whether it is Elm, Redux, etc, with all the power that native controls on iOS have, that would be awesome. SwiftUI is the only valid answer
Time for the obvious question: Why not React Native?
- jb1991 4y agoI’d rather go with SwiftUI than resort to a different set of compromises with React Native.
- akmarinov 4y agoI work with a big pharmaceutical company that you've heard of (one of the vaccines), they have a big React Native app that they use to run their studies. 2 years on, their RN devs can't get the app to compile with M1 macs, so they all use Intel macs. They can't update to a recent RN version (recent, not the latest), because a RN navigation library has an issue with it and they're just sitting around, waiting for someone to fix the open source library... I could go on with the multitude of dependency hell issues they're having. It's a huge pain.