SwiftCrossUI recently gained support for onHover thanks to MiaKoring!

And here's the same app without the AppKit-specific changes.

Here's an example app with a variety of views, all sporting AppKit-specific changes applied with a few lines each. See next for without changes.

In terms of not-so-visible modifications, I made the Count text selectable, moved the picker to the right edge, and enabled drag&drop image replacement.

Third SwiftCrossUI modifier of the evening: fixedSize. This one was a lot easier to implement than aspectRatio.

Just a quick demo of SwiftCrossUI's new aspectRatio modifier. It was surprisingly fiddly implementing aspectRatio while keeping in mind that there are far less well behaved views than images, but it should work well enough in most cases...

Check out SwiftCrossUI's hot reloading helping me whip up a new sample app in no time at all 😉 Hot reloading is only supported on macOS at the moment but I hope to bring it to Linux & Windows in the near future.