Hi all. I personally love SwiftUI. Paul Hudson, Sean Allen and other tutorial personalities seem to do so, too.
There are a few people, though, that don't seem to be convinced that you can do great things with SwiftUI (This is a nice summary of what they are repeatedly saying about SwiftUI in public). I don't want to point to anybody as that's not the idea behind this thread but I'm curious what your stance on this matter is.
I'm currently working on a medium-sized SwiftUI app, where I need the help of UIKit for Voice Recording and Image loading/saving but the other 90% of my app are SwiftUI.
There are indeed a few glitches in that sometimes a view won't refresh, which it normally would do. I may of course run into more issues once I tackle macOS implementation...
So the question is: Am I too optimistic about SwiftUI (not only the current iteration but also back to SwiftUI 2/iOS 14) or are some people just too much invested into UIKit so that they just don't like SwiftUI as SwiftUI does many things differently?
Do you think you can create bigger apps/professional apps using SwiftUI that go beyond the regular tutorials? I feel like you can and I'm happily doing so but I may as well miss a part of the picture as I only started coding about a year ago.
Looking forward to your opinions!
Thanks