And the IB approach is a nice one, except that its files (whether NIB or XIB) simply don't diff as nice as the equivalent in code. Checking changes into source control is an opaque experience as the diff is an endless vomit of unintelligible mumbo.
What is so astonishing about SwiftUI is that it's simultaneously the most impressive looking visual GUI builder I've ever seen... and the most terse, diff-able syntax I've ever seen. I can't think of anything that has combined these two properties quite so successfully.
What is so astonishing about SwiftUI is that it's simultaneously the most impressive looking visual GUI builder I've ever seen... and the most terse, diff-able syntax I've ever seen. I can't think of anything that has combined these two properties quite so successfully.