React and SwiftUI matter more than their underlying languages. One developer notes that mastering either framework teaches skills that transfer between them. The other warns that no app or framework actually lasts a decade, so ecosystem fit matters more than betting on durability.
And like, it just sort of shows that the power of JavaScript isn't JavaScript, it's React. And that these libraries can do a lot more to teleport usability and speed of development than the underlying language does, right? It's not about JavaScript versus Swift, it's about React versus SwiftUI. And when you look at that second comparison, it's like, oh, oh, hey, yeah, if you get one, you can kind of get the other. And like, there's just a lot of value there.
Yeah. I also think people are thinking that when they are choosing right now something to build an application, they're thinking, how can I build an application on something that will last me the next 10 years? No application ever lasts that long.
