As someone that is currently exploring compose-ios...

# compose-ios

[Colton Idle]

As someone that is currently exploring compose-ios for a side project, but I am an Android user. Does anyone here use iOS and has tested a compose-ios app? Is the scrolling experience 1:1 with swiftUI/native feeling?

[andrew]

I have not tested scrolling yet

[Pablichjenkov]

Tested jetbrains examples on iOS emulator. I can't tell the comparison vs swiftui but vs Android emulator, iOS emulator way smoother. I am afraid that same experience apply to real devices as well.
I am buying an iPhone device for testing soon, I'll let you know.

[Solace Studios]

Feels the same to me, I’m using an iOS device

[andrew]

Just tested it, scrolling does not have any rubber banding by default

[andrew]

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[andrew]

And here it is with a gradient, there are some portions where I intend to go up, but it goes down

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[Jan]

@Colton Idle the scrolling behavior is not the same. Havea look at this app: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/droidcon-nyc/id1477469914

In the settings of this app there is a switch to change ui between compose-ui and swift-ui

[Dima Avdeev]

It feel not native for now on iOS, but we will fix this behaviour.

[Jan]

@Dima Avdeev is there a Roadmap or something similar for compose-multiplatform available?

[Dima Avdeev]

Not for now, but I think we will open it later.

[Dima Avdeev]

Main goals for now is fixing critical bugs and performance issues.

[Marc]

I assume there are more important things to work on at this time, but are there any plans to do any iOS looking composables? this would be awesome 🙂

[andrew]

You might want to consider using Redwood for that @Marc