(just a little reminder to set appropriate expectations for next week)
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“AppKit is our primary native framework and it takes full advantage of all the Mac has to offer. *And in no way are we de-emphasizing that.*” —WWDC 2018, Platforms State of the Unionhttps://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2018/102?time=1561 …
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It’ll be interesting to see if they’re still preaching the same thing next week. I suspect that they’ll become slightly less committed.
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I’ll be surprised if that position changes. With the statement from that video and the big NO slide from last year, it’d be a bit of a 180 to be any less committed to AppKit next week
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I doubt that they would consider being more committed to UIKit than AppKit “merging macOS and iOS,” which is what the NO slide was a response to.
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To me, the “we’re still committed to AppKit!” statement from last year seems very similar to their “were still committed to Objective-C!” comments from 2014. I read an implicit “for now” at the end.
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It could be 10+ years before they deprecate those technologies or stop contributing to them, but they’re not going to be focusing on them or using them as much in the future.
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