alt Hacker NewsJust a couple points because your opinions aren’t wrong, they’re just your lived experience.
2. There’s no magic here. There is poor documentation. The biggest trick — small views, think about what values are going to trigger a refresh. Avoid cascading view refreshes.
6. You might have missed a couple big iOS releases (iOS 7 was one to remember) where many of our apps fell over in UIKit. Swift was another ‘DOA’ for YEARS with the same issues you’re making here, each new version broke the old, but here we are in a day and age where it’s the standard.
The magic is when you use things like @State or @Published and system does bunch of things hidden behind the scenes that the developer has no idea about. Then, when issues arise, the developer is unable to debug because they have no idea how these things work and what they really do.