Chris Lattner's Swift language and SwiftUI borrowed heavily from React, including a former React team member who helped build SwiftUI. Modern programming languages share similar syntax conventions like curly braces and callbacks, and SwiftUI proves that adopting proven ideas from other UI frameworks makes better tools.
But Swift, thank you, Chris Lattner, Swift makes a whole lot more sense. But I also want to touch on the point that you just made and also the point that Chris just made in his latest thing. This best bits from the best UI libraries, I think that's exactly right. I also think it's a better way of thinking about the languages because all the modern languages are getting more or less legible. They use pretty much the same conventions. Maybe they use curly braces in one place and indentation in another, maybe they use callbacks or promises different ways, whatever. But the point he's making about SwiftUI, SwiftUI, I'm pretty sure was made by someone who used to work on the React team. There's a reason why it looks so much like React in the way that it got built.
