swiftui introduction
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SwiftUI is Apple's declarative user interface framework designed to build apps across all of Apple's platforms. It allows developers to create apps with less code, enabling faster transitions from prototype to production. SwiftUI is highly flexible, supporting both new app development and incremental adoption in existing apps. It integrates seamlessly with other frameworks like UIKit and AppKit, providing a wide range of features and capabilities.
SwiftUI's design is informed by deep experience in building cross-device apps, and it integrates seamlessly with the underlying OS. It allows developers to focus on describing the UI they want, while SwiftUI handles details like dark mode, dynamic type, and model changes. This approach enables code sharing across devices and offers customization through a large set of modifiers and protocols.
For more detailed insights, you can explore the session SwiftUI essentials (00:07) which provides an introduction to SwiftUI and its capabilities.
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