I think for sure you're in the minority here. Swift was really a breath of fresh air for my iOS dev work -- it's just so modern and easy to read. That said -- I'm still reluctant on SwiftUI though. Seems like one of those technologies that works great for small apps and tutorials but falls apart at scale but admittedly have little experience with it so perhaps I'd be wise to reserve judgement.
I’m with you on the SwiftUI skepticism. After 10+ years of native iOS development - can’t believe I’m saying this - but I thoroughly enjoy Flutter, it’s open source I can easily modify anything I want, the tooling is great, VS Code plugin is great, and hot reloading a live app is just amazing. It’s everything SwiftUI should be, let’s see what new stuff they announce at WWDC.
I think for sure you're in the minority here. Swift was really a breath of fresh air for my iOS dev work -- it's just so modern and easy to read. That said -- I'm still reluctant on SwiftUI though. Seems like one of those technologies that works great for small apps and tutorials but falls apart at scale but admittedly have little experience with it so perhaps I'd be wise to reserve judgement.