It was an interesting choice to make package manifests from Swift code rather than purely configuration data. I won’t get into whether I think it was the right choice right now, as there are certainly both pros and cons to the decision. One for the pros list is this tip from Sven A. Schmidt.
If you’ve written any SwiftUI code, you’ve probably hit the situation where you just add one more view and a couple of view modifiers and another view, and oh yeah, we need another view modifier there. Don’t forget that we also need to add that icon on the right-hand side and all the view modifiers it brings. Wait. How did we end up with a 400-line view?! 😂 Leonardo Pugliese is here to save us from ourselves.
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I couldn’t find a recording of the Tim Cook, Laurene Powell Jobs, and Jony Ive interview immediately after it happened, and I forgot to follow up on my search.
Until this week, when I looked again and found it!