Update for SwiftUI about coreml-survival-guide

[NiNJAD3vel0per]

There is nothing in this book that is related to Swift UI. Not sure what there is to update?

@hollance Your example project uses UIKit and ViewController.
https://github.com/hollance/coreml-survival-guide/tree/master/CheckInputImage/CheckInputImage

This is legacy code from now on ! 👎

Who wants to see this codes again since SwiftUI & Xcode11 era ?Not me ! of course Not Apple inc. as well
I am already using MacOS 10.15 & ios13 & Xcode11 beta with SwiftUI.

I know it would not be a big deal in your contents. But, I quit iOS app dev. before because I was sick and tired to use storyboard stuff and UIKit stuff and hated Objective-C weird syntax. almost forgot the previous legacy technology. it was 5~6 years ago.
Here is a thing. A folk read your book sample and source code. He or she has no previous knowledge about UIKit and wants to use SwiftUI because it is promising. Apple encourages folks to use SwiftUI rather than previous legacy, UIKit. So. once he or she sees some "import UIKit" and ViewController stuff, it would be pretty obvious that he or she thinks it is outdated contents and example codes and just click the exit button and forget about your book.

Now, I can happily return back to Apple stack since Apple announced SwiftUI. So, could you do me a favor? Please update the project source for SwiftUI compatible.
If you update all your works for SwiftUI compatible, it would be promising for your work. I bet.
SwiftUI is a game changer. Trust me. :)

[hollance]

There is nothing in this book that is related to Swift UI. Not sure what there is to update?

[hollance]

I see your point but it's a little premature to call UIKit "legacy".

I don't think I'm going to update the code samples to SwiftUI anytime soon, but feel free to create a pull request for a SwiftUI version of the source code. ;-)

[NiNJAD3vel0per]

I see your point but it's a little premature to call UIKit "legacy".

I don't think I'm going to update the code samples to SwiftUI anytime soon, but feel free to create a pull request for a SwiftUI version of the source code. ;-)

@hollance I can do the job for you. could you let me read your book? or could you offer some discount code at least?

[hollance]

Sorry, but I currently don't offer discount codes.

[NiNJAD3vel0per]

That is Too bad