Pixelmator Pro on iPad is full of unique and interesting UI for prospective iPad app developers. It’s worth taking a look even if you’d never personally use the app
@stroughtonsmith How do you live with the slow cursor movement (even at the max setting)? I feel like it’s way too slow on a 27-inch display. I would really like to do more with my iPad on an external display but this totally prevents it for me.
@nicoreese are you using a mouse? Is your display at 30fps? I’m confused by the question. The trackpad cursor moves like it does on my Mac
@stroughtonsmith Yes, using a Magic Mouse. Looks like iPad only has 4/5 of the movement distance compared to Mac connected to the same Studio Display at the max speed level.
@stroughtonsmith hmm I feel like I have seen some UI like this somewhere before 😂. Sure its not rocket science but it certainly is an amusing coincidence. iPad here is our app
@Shareshot and the iPhone is our slightly creaky old app Captionista
@stroughtonsmith Also 🤔 how do they get the sidebar below the main nav on iPad? Presumably private API? Movable inner window panels instead of inspectors is… a choice.
@marcpalmer it’s not a split view/sidebar, of course
@marcpalmer @stroughtonsmith is just, not a sidebar?
@kylebshr Yeah seems so. Fun cos you can’t then have a nav stack in it.
@marcpalmer why not?
@kylebshr well I should clarify I meant if they are using SwiftUI. Unless I’m mistaken Apple still haven’t made a way for SwiftUI to create a new “presentation context” which would allow you to embed multiple NavigationStack in the same view graph. They could do it with another UIWindow but not with SwiftUI lifecycle as far as I know?
@marcpalmer you can do anything you can do in UIKit with representables :) and I very much doubt it’s a SwiftUI app
@kylebshr Haha yeah that’s cheating 😀
@stroughtonsmith do you happen to know the ratio of SwiftUI to UIKit here?
@virtualrapha I don't know about the iPad version, but the Mac version of Pixelmator doesn't link SwiftUI at all
@virtualrapha the iPad version appears to use lots of SwiftUI, though it's encrypted so I can't really glean any more info than that. Somebody from the team would have to chime in