When I first saw SwiftUI, I instantly wondered how it was possible. It didn’t look like Swift. This foreign syntax was extremely expressive compared to UIKit. What used to take a ridiculous amount of UIKit code and possibly a storyboard, now takes ≤6 lines of code:
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Let’s take a look at using the ViewBuilder that powers SwiftUI’s DSL:
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In Swift, creating an attributed string can be a real pain. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could use SwiftUI style syntax?
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