Can I use SwiftUI to create iMessage extensions?
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Yes, you can use SwiftUI to create iMessage extensions. SwiftUI provides seamless interoperability with other frameworks, including UIKit and AppKit, which are essential for building iMessage extensions. This means you can leverage SwiftUI's declarative syntax and powerful features while integrating with the necessary components of UIKit to create your iMessage extension.
For more details on SwiftUI's interoperability with other frameworks, you can refer to the SwiftUI essentials session.
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