I still have mixed feelings about SwiftUI. Trying to give it another chance, because the first 90% is so tempting. But then the final customization of little things, just wish it was AppKit.
Jason Becker it's hard to look at apps like Overcast being entirely in SwiftUI and not feel like it's ready. There seem to be rough edges if you want to do everything exactly a particular way, but there seem to be plenty of perfectly solid solutions for just about any interaction that works well.
Brian Webster @manton I get similar feeling using SwiftUI to when trying to use AppKit bindings back in the day. I feel like most of the learning was figuring out when to jump ship and go back to the "old” way. I'm getting a better sense ahead of time now whether a given UI component is feasible in SwiftUI or if I shouldn't even try and just do it in AppKit.
Chris Verbree It is hard relearning all the stuff in SwiftUI, but each time Interface Builder is crashing again – or not rendering a xib correctly. I would love to be able to use it at work. On the other side my computer takes ages to rerender the SwiftUI preview (Mac Studio). And I don't know why.
