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After finding our way from XML to Jetpack Compose; Suz and Dru invite Danijela Vrzan to join them to help us see this from the iOS point of view and talk about the transition between UIKit and SwiftUI.
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Show Notes
- Danijela’s Blog
- Kodeco iOS Accelerator Bootcamp
- UIViewRepresentable: wrap a UIKit view in this in order to integrate it into a SwiftUI view
- UIHostingController: use this to include a SwiftUI view into a UIKit view hierarchy
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- Susannah Skyer Gupta on X (Twitter)
- Danijela Vrzan on X (Twitter)
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