SwiftUI - Support Prior iOS Versions - Backward Compatibility -

[@navidakbari3045]

I have been watching your videos for a couple years now. You are a great help and mentor brother. Keep up the good work.

[@CricketStudio]

Sean Allen, your predictions about Swift and SwiftUI are amazing! You are the best ios instructor, but I have a request: could you make a video about an ios roadmap for beginners? I’m so confused about how to start and what to learn first. Looking forward to your 2024 roadmap!

[@vamsi3877]

Great Video Thanks Sean 👏

[@robinandthedog]

Great video! I thought the wildcard in #available(iOS 18.0, *) means other Apple platforms

[@maximization]

That's correct

[@JasonMitchellAZ]

Always a pain when you're supporting so far back (like currently all the way back to iOS 15 )... these are useful ways around it

[@krisaliod]

Thanks, boss

[@seanallen]

Happy to help!

[@farhansheikh3225]

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[@chezchezchezchez]

Find it?

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[@bobweiram6321]

It's a bit scummy how Apple stated they'll support OS updates for up to 7 years. Now, they're limiting how far back developers can support OS versions? It's obviously not due to any technical limitations of older devices, but in order to profit from upgrades. Apple is using forced obsolescence to please Wall Street at the expense of their customers and the environment.