Adding SwiftUI To An Existing UIKit Storyboard Project - Learn SwiftUI For iOS

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In this learn to code tutorial on SwiftUI App Development for iOS, we will learn how to take an existing UIKit based project with View Controllers and Storyboards and add a SwiftUI ContentView with ease.
To do this, we will take advantage of a new SwiftUI object, the UIHostingController.

[@alex741321]

Couldn’t you just do embed in navigation controller to add a nav bar with a back button?

[@kaleid0scxpe595]

thank you!

[@sigmapifsc]

what if I want to add a second SwiftUI view controller Any suggestions?

[@ShubyDuan]

Are you able to preview the swiftui view in this project?

[@takeonparis]

All I get is a blank page. That page executes the code just fine... but I can't see a thing.

[@InfographicsFarsi]

after (rootView: ContentView()) im getting this error: insert 'data:' any idea how to fix ?

[@agannostudios]

I'd like to do the reverse, can you please provide the link

[@sean3474]

yes mee too

[@angelchavezreyes372]

Is it possible to do it in a storyboard project with minimum 12 version?

[@jawaadsheikh]

Yes, infact you can mix languages. Apple made it easy to streamline multiple languages into a project.

[@ohhhcmooon]

SwiftUI is only available in ios 13

[@dwpalme2670]

You talk way too much

[@RenLemon]

he explains everything really well - just turn the sound off to follow instead of complaining :p ;)