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And it's still missing certain things Cocoa had well before 2015...



That’s ok because it’s simple enough to escape SwiftUI. Use SwiftUI for the simple bits and UIKit for the harder parts. It’s not a nice solution, but it works


I consider use of UIViewRepresentable to be a kludge, and basically removing the advantages of SwiftUI.

I know that SwiftUI has some native wrappers, like maps, but the way that SwiftUI works, is so radically different from UIKit, that I think mixing them is problematic.




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