Chapter 5: Car Order Form – Data
When Apple first announced SwiftUI, I spent the week working on designs. What was fascinating to me was having so much more flexibility to do what we want and the simplicity it took to do it. The iOS navigational hierarchy is pretty rigid, which makes it not tricky but quite troublesome to use. One thing I didn't expect to enjoy learning was State and Binding, along with Combine.
In my job, we use reactive programming, and honestly, I am not a fan. The learning curve is steep, but I feel people force certain reactive programming parts because they think reactive programming is cool. I enjoy taking a simple button and making it so that you do not have to create a delegate and all that comes with it. From that ...
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