Definitely. It can take awhile to get the hang of some of Apple's frameworks, but they're generally very high quality. The best sign of this is you can ship com

Definitely. It can take awhile to get the hang of some of Apple's frameworks, but they're generally very high quality. The best sign of this is you can ship components with them, forget about the details that went into building said component over months, and then come back and evolve them mostly painlessly. Contrast with a lot of the web frontend ecosystem, where stuff might go stale within a few months. And the overall pervasive feeling of jank that comes when you're building UIs. (Though, I presume this goes away once you internalize browser layout engines better.) For my two Mac apps, I use very few third party deps. They're simply not needed! They serve small, discrete purposes and could be replaced by bespoke code at a moment's notice. This is how software should be built! We've just forgotten about this because the browser ships with so little in terms of UI components.