Added Example Project with SwiftUI #511
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Today I needed to showcase ReSwift to a candidate who was more familiar with SwiftUI than UIKit, unless I am mistaken noone of the sample projects uses SwiftUI, so I ended up rolling my one version of *CounterExample*. If you think it may be of help for people coming from strong SwiftUI backgrounds feel free to link, fork or otherwise rework.
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That's a great idea, thanks for contributing! @airspeed We could also move the repo into the ReSwift org if you want. |
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Thanks a bunch for doing all this, @airspeed! |
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Today I needed to showcase ReSwift to a candidate who was more familiar with SwiftUI than UIKit, unless I am mistaken noone of the sample projects uses SwiftUI, so I ended up rolling my one version of CounterExample. If you think it may be of help for people coming from strong SwiftUI backgrounds feel free to link, fork or otherwise rework.