It’s time. Time for SwiftUI

During this Corona pandemic I’ve been lucky to have kept my freelance spot working on the apps for the Dutch Police. Managed to squeeze in the Coursera course on COVID-19 Contact Tracing, but I kept postponing learning all about SwiftUI.

Last week I came across this tweet by John Sundell:

Since Apple have now introduced their first SwiftUI-only framework, WidgetKit, here's a handy chart that can help you decide whether it's time to learn SwiftUI 😉

The "Introduction to SwiftUI" #WWDC20 session is a great place to start: https://t.co/dEYtYSaPl0 pic.twitter.com/TmBEtxHwvL

— John Sundell (@johnsundell) June 26, 2020

iOS 14 will be the second release of iOS with the SwiftUI framework. Given that 92% of recent phones is running iOS 13, it is time to start learning.

So it’s time to be humble and open, accept the new while not holding on to old tried & tested patterns (I do love Clean-Swift!) and learn exiting new stuff.

I’ll keep you posted on my progress! Let’s get started with an Introduction to SwiftUI from last weeks WWDC2020.