In Xcode 11, create a new Xcode project (Shift-Command-N), select iOS ▸ Single View App, name the project RGBullsEye, then select SwiftUI in the User Interface menu : Save your project somewhere outside the RGBullsEye-Starter folder.
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In Xcode 11, create a new Xcode project (Shift-Command-N), select iOS ▸ Single View App, name the project RGBullsEye, then select SwiftUI in the User Interface menu : Save your project somewhere outside the RGBullsEye-Starter folder.
Read moreWhy was SwiftUI created?
Why SwiftUI is a really big deal It’s not hard to understand why. The new SwiftUI framework leverages features of Apple’s custom-created Swift language to make it easier and faster for developers to build better user interface code with fewer errors while delivering more features.
Read moreDoes SwiftUI use Swift?
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 moreShould I adopt SwiftUI?
If you’re just looking to dip your toes, explore, or simply see what you can do with the latest and greatest, then SwiftUI is your go-to option. You don’t need to drown in older UIKit knowledge and get frustrated with making your app work on older versions.12 Eki 2020
Read moreIs SwiftUI a buggy?
SwiftUI is buggy, immature and undocumented . But it also looks like Apple’s future focus. If you are starting a new app today, you’re pretty much betting that Apple will improve SwiftUI’s features as soon as you’ll need them. Again, as we said, it’s about tradeoffs rather than right and wrong.
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