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Yeah NSTableView definitely requires a totally different mindset than SwiftUI. I'd recommend building some stuff in AppKit to get used to the "old" way of doing things. It's so common to need to drop back down into AppKit, and NSViewRepresentable becomes very important. Another example is AuthenticationServices - To add a "Sign in with Apple" button you're back in AppKit land writing @objc interface implementations!
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Yeah NSTableView definitely requires a totally different mindset than SwiftUI. I'd recommend building some stuff in AppKit to get used to the "old" way of doing things. It's so common to need to drop back down into AppKit, and NSViewRepresentable becomes very important. Another example is AuthenticationServices - To add a "Sign in with Apple" button you're back in AppKit land writing @objc interface implementations!