@android_poet@Zhuinden Not like it's big news, but I don't care that much. As long as I have a choice, I will use what I consider better. When I have no choice, I'll migrate.
@android_poet@Zhuinden You'll have to pry my xml layouts from my cold dead hands π€£. I don't like that react-like approach that takes over all the UI development right now.
@android_poet@Zhuinden For me it's inconvenient when I have to edit the layout xml - kind of too verbose and clumsy. I prefer the old relative layout. Or even better a bunch of frame and linear layouts.
@valigo It's funny how they say "that one is just for basic tasks like web browsing" while the web stuff is so bloated nowadays that it consumes enormous amounts of RAM.
@ronaldmannak UIKit is still the best way to develop for iOS. Just like Java + Android Views for Android. The most simple and direct way of implementing things...