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Are you hesitant to let go of your experience with UIKit/AppKit? Is all the talk about SwiftUI bugs worrying you to make the move?
I, myself, really like SwiftUI and I built various side projects and experiments with it last year. Like, a lot of them.
And here's the question: SwiftUI is really great to experiment with but - is it production ready? Or is it suitable only for some less used scenes or single windows in a "real" app? Would your SwiftUI code scale as the app grows? Would you end up putting more or less time developing a SwiftUI project?
I recently shipped a 100% SwiftUI app and I'm looking forward to sharing what was the good and the bad, and where do I stand exactly when it comes to making the decision between one or another way to build an app. I'll sprinkle tips and tricks I used in my project and showcase what worked well and what didn't.
Where do you stand on shipping fully SwiftUI apps to production?
🎤 Marin Todorov, Software Engineer, Apple Platforms
📍Swift Heroes 2023 was hosted in Turin, 4-5 May. Attended by 320 iOS developer participants and broadcast to an additional 320 Swift enthusiasts across the globe. The agenda covered a range of important iOS developer topics including SwiftUI, the composable architecture, accessibility, developer tools, testing and much more.
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