Welcome to my new series on things I don’t understand about Apple’s premier user interface framework. I’m calling it…
[#]SwiftUWhy
To be clear, these are things I don’t understand, not necessarily things that are “wrong.” They sure look wrong (or at least “suboptimal”) to me! But maybe there are good reasons, and I just don’t know them yet. SwiftUI experts and historians, please tell me!
The first entry is coming up…
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Why in the world does this interface look like this:
.padding(.top, 1)
.padding(.leading, 2)
.padding(.bottom, 3)
.padding(.trailing, 4)
…or this:
.padding(EdgeInsets(top: 1, leading: 2, bottom: 3, trailing: 4))
…instead of the much more idiomatic:
.padding(top: 1, leading: 2, bottom: 3, trailing: 4)
Like, who in the world thought of this foo(.key, value) API interface in a language with named parameters?!
[#]SwiftUWhy
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@siracusa Coming from AppKit and UIKit, that’s 1 of the reasons (and there is a huge bunch) why I hate #SwiftUWhy
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