SwiftUI and Catalyst: Apple executes its invisible transition strategy

Re:SwiftUI and Catalyst: Apple executes its invisible transi... by FpUser on Thursday June 13, 2019 @04:46PM (#20178427)

That is exactly why I use Delphi when doing GUI apps on Windows. Single GUI framework that works like a charm for more then 20 years. It is very unfashionable to say mildly but it is the fastest tool to get things done for Windows GUI apps.

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Re:SwiftUI and Catalyst: Apple executes its invisible transi... by Rusky on Thursday June 13, 2019 @07:36PM (#20179517)

You could equally just pick one of the above commentor's list and use it for 20 years (minus a few for the relatively new ones). They all still work, whereas when Apple transitions they remove the old option.

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Re:SwiftUI and Catalyst: Apple executes its invisible transi... by FpUser on Friday June 14, 2019 @06:59AM (#20181965)

I actually tried most and ended up with Delphi as ticking most checkboxes in my big list list. Granted I am an ISV and could care less about what other think about popularity of the tools I choose. Always pick what suits me. As for finding developers: that does not seem to be a a problem if one knows how/where to look.

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Re:SwiftUI and Catalyst: Apple executes its invisible transi... by tonyedgecombe on Monday June 17, 2019 @05:55AM (#20201368)

That can be a problem as well. My main product is a WinForms app and I have spent a huge amount of time making it work well on high-dpi screens.

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