Learn SWIFTUI with Real Code Examples

Consumer apps via App Store

In-app purchases and subscriptions

Enterprise apps for iOS/macOS

Consulting for SwiftUI development

Rapid prototyping and deployment for startups

Expanded API and control support

Better backward compatibility

Performance improvements across Apple platforms

Integration with new Apple hardware features

Community-driven sample apps and packages

Apps targeting Android or cross-platform

Complex UI requiring extensive UIKit components

Teams not familiar with Swift

Projects requiring iOS < 13 support

Highly customized animations not yet supported in SwiftUI

SwiftUI is Apple’s modern declarative UI framework for native apps.

Supports iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS from a single Swift codebase.

Integrates seamlessly with Swift, Combine, and Apple ecosystem.

Enables fast, maintainable, and visually dynamic apps.

Focuses on reactive state-driven UI and live development previews.

Is SwiftUI maintained?

Yes, by Apple and continuously updated with Xcode.

Can I use SwiftUI for macOS apps?

Yes, it supports iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.

Does it support animations?

Yes, built-in declarative animations and gestures.

Can I mix SwiftUI and UIKit?

Yes, use UIHostingController and UIViewRepresentable.

Is SwiftUI suitable for production apps?

Yes, widely used in modern Apple apps.