>and what developers choose to do. I disagree. Developers are VERY strongly encouraged by Apple to move their minimum deployment versions up. New APIs and fra

>and what developers choose to do. I disagree. Developers are VERY strongly encouraged by Apple to move their minimum deployment versions up. New APIs and frameworks are never backported (Swift Concurrency and the COVID tracking API were notable exceptions), and additionally if you dipped your feet into SwiftUI, you've essentially jumped into river rapids. Despite its age at this point, SwiftUI is still very immature, and all the new stuff to fix its holes requires you to jump up versions or fall back to UIKit.