Adopting SwiftUI at scale
summary
Bumble prototypes SwiftUI on a low‑traffic settings screen prototype with a four‑developer squad, production‑ready code, CI tests and A/B toggles; prefers iOS 14 (13.1 minimum), uses UIHostingController to embed views and rewrites UIKit components rather than rely on UIViewRepresentable. Migration hits modularity (330 frameworks) and testing, so a Wiki, Udemy learning path and Slack mentors scale knowledge. Current state: 10.23% of codebase migrated, 60% of developers trained, and a two‑year goal for full migration with design system components already ported.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and company overview
- 1:31What is SwiftUI and its appeal
- 4:25Initial challenges with SwiftUI adoption
- 8:17Prototype stage and key learnings
- 13:18Technical strategies for SwiftUI integration
- 17:11Pilot stage and team collaboration
- 22:10Knowledge sharing and training
- 25:26Current adoption status and goals
- 26:50Future plans and architecture adaptations
- 27:56Q&A session
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