UIKit

And the output there gives you the exact paths to every single shared library.

Now, often you'll just see standard system paths, right, like Apple's Foundation or UIKit frameworks.

Totally normal stuff.

Yeah, boring stuff.

I don't necessarily think that Apple did themselves any favors.

I think it's been very rocky with AppKit, UIKit, SwiftUI, the Catalyst era.

It has not been easy.

These frameworks are not...

It's not Direct2D.

It's not UIKit yet.

So it's...

It's good.

At the top, you've got the user interfaces.

And so that's written in Direct2D for Windows and, as I mentioned, UIKit for Mac and then Qt for Windows.

And then they all talk to a common C++ core, and then that core branches out to system-specific helpers for things like stuff that you can only do on a Mac, or getting the process information is different on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

And then what's that one tool you have, sorry, I can't see it, the clock, I guess? And you said you can't access it on the Mac, but it still stays there, it's just...

But at least, um, in the instructions it's, it's enumerated, it's, it's made very clear, you know, the, the Maui part is now optional.

And like you said, there's GDK, WPF, AppKit, UIKit, Android.

The question will be are there instructions for your app though? You know what I mean? Like your agents.md file that's like, "Here's how to use DevFlow." 'Cause this is the instructions MD file for this project.

So that's what I'm, that's what I'm thinking, right?

Yeah, I think that makes it much easier for me because it's a new app.

I think if you used the pre- SwiftUI stuff with UIKit, then it's probably more work to do.

But the other thing I would say is that useless technology people are going on about these days, AI, is incredibly helpful here.

And one of the really great things this week is I used to use, well, I still use Cursor for my vibe coding.

We always felt that it was needlessly constrained to have queries work only when embedded directly in views.

And that's why SQLite Data was built from the very beginning to allow its tools to be used equally well in SwiftUI views, observable models, and even UIKit view controllers, and really just anywhere.

And so we're going to demonstrate this by building an editor view for the geo fence on a trip.

And this can be a pretty complex feature and we'll want to make sure we got it right.