SwiftUI helps you build great-looking apps across all Apple platforms with the power of Swift — and as little code as possible. With SwiftUI, you can bring even better experiences to all users, on any Apple device, using just one set of tools and APIs.
Read moreIs SwiftUI slow?
SwiftUI performance is much slower on macOS than on iOS . macOS running SwiftUI is even slower than the iOS simulator. As a simple example, create a List with a few hundred rows (anything over 100 gets pretty bad). macOS scrolling gets unacceptably slow.
Read moreIs SwiftUI still in beta?
SwiftUI 3 is still in beta and will become available with iOS 15 and Xcode 13.
Read moreWhat iOS version is SwiftUI?
SwiftUI runs on iOS 13, macOS 10.15, tvOS 13, and watchOS 6 , or any future later versions of those platforms. This means if you work on an app that must support iOS N-1 or even N-2 – i.e., the current version and one or two before that – then you will be limited in terms of the features you can offer.
Read moreIs SwiftUI ready for production apps?
SwiftUI is ready for production, when the minimum operating system level is iOS 14 . Furthermore, as the tool constantly gets more and more updates, there are no reasons not to use SwiftUI in all new application projects. Generally, the whole work process is considerably faster when compared with older tools.
Read moreShould I build my app in SwiftUI or UIKit?
So, to answer the question directly: yes should get busy learning SwiftUI because it is the future of app development on Apple’s platforms, but you still need to learn UIKit because those skills will be useful for years to come .
Read moreIs it hard to learn SwiftUI?
From my personal experience, learning SwiftUI was a relatively easy process . Even though the framework is completely different from its predecessor, UIKit I was able to relate my knowledge of ReactJS and Flutter to feel comfortable with SwiftUI.
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