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Just in time, right when Apple is quietly abandoning it
by mvkel 10mo ago
Just in time, right when Apple is quietly abandoning it
- mobiledev2014 10mo agoThat’s one I haven’t heard yet, do elaborate
- akmarinov 10mo agoHe might be referring to Apple abandoning SwiftUI as there’s a rumor going around about it.
- dickersnoodle 10mo agoRumors are worth exactly what you pay for them.
- steve1977 10mo agoAny sources for this? Reason I'm asking is I have some old knowledge in Objective-C, earlier Swift and AppKit/UIKit and I'm considering brushing up my Swift and also learn SwiftUI.
- mihael 10mo agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pL8Ex0Co8fA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pL8Ex0Co8fA
- mobiledev2014 10mo agoAhh well that’s very different and equally unlikely to be true! Current and previous household name employers are all-in on SwiftUI and it is unquestionably a valuable thing to learn. Something new always comes along but I’d bet a lot of money we’re not going back to UIKit
- solidsnack9000 10mo agoApple is abandoning Swift on Android?
- pjmlp 10mo agoI think you are confused with Objective-C.