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Should I use SwiftUI in production? A code-to-code comparison to help you decide

Should I use SwiftUI in production? Here’s a code-to-code breakdown to help you decide…
SwiftUI — Apple’s declarative UI framework that works across all its software platforms — is young and full of problems, but it’s also magically simple and crazy fast to build once you get the hang of it. So we really shouldn’t be asking whether it is or isn’t flatly “production-ready.” Rather, we must evaluate whether it’s a strategic choice depending on our specific circumstances and projects. Here’s some variables you should weigh to decide whether to use SwiftUI in your production apps.

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