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Also goes in the other way. We can literally only support iOS 17 because we’re using SwiftUI and Apple refuses to backport anything, whereas in JavaScript you c
by internetter 3y ago
Also goes in the other way. We can literally only support iOS 17 because we’re using SwiftUI and Apple refuses to backport anything, whereas in JavaScript you can generally use new APIs while either gracefully failing or triggering a fallback
- throwaway66201 3y agoThat's because of the dynamic nature of JavaScript, you could do that in Swift too but that'd be a lot of dynamic dispatch for a static language...