Open jtayler opened 5 years ago
It would be a great idea! Especially if they also consider including a Mac version!!!
SwiftUI is interoperable with Pulley, so I don’t see a big benefit to be gained here.
SwiftUI is primarily about data binding, which Pulley doesn’t need. Infrastructure components are less suited to SwiftUI than things like lists, stacks, and scrollable screens.
Is it in general possible to use pulley with SwiftUI?
Another comment is correct to say that it basically sin’t much of a good candidate for being written in SwiftUI since you could use Combine and SwiftUI to list and report data while still using the UIKit part of Pulley
I would still like to see a more comprehensive and modern demo for Pulley, and that could be an example using SwiftUI
A demonstration like Stocks or Places search or something that can show a bit of data and stack some modal views that use the X to dismiss.
Getting the controls right, setting a standard step size for the Pulley is all stuff that would make a great demo hardness and basically show a standard way to do some common UI stuff for iOS
That’s what I’d like to see - a SwiftUI / modern demo app with a bit more to it.
Perhaps that is as simple as an open-source project that takes the UI experience a bit further since it is really building upon this core Pulley stuff here.
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Have folks considered the SwiftUI version of this concept?