It's wrong, you can easily find an example uses pure SwiftUI view for that - "Even today, basic stuff like camera previews need to come wrapped in a UIHostingController."
Frankly, pure SwiftUI preview is not optimal approach, definitely SwiftUI needs to have a new camera framework. But saying you need to use UIKit is not true.
No, I know you can implement camera preview view with UIHostingController or UIViewControllerRepresentable. But you have the 3rd way is pure SwiftUI view, I built one for my apps.
It's wrong, you can easily find an example uses pure SwiftUI view for that - "Even today, basic stuff like camera previews need to come wrapped in a UIHostingController."
You can do the image picker thingy, but anything more than that needs UIKit wrappers, no?
Picking photos is not camere, google is free. Now I see how you come with idea SwiftUI died in 2025 :)
Googling it, and there is no camera component?
Oh, I think I see what you mean - I meant UIViewControllerRepresentable, not UIHostingController - this is by no means a pure SwiftUI view!
Frankly, pure SwiftUI preview is not optimal approach, definitely SwiftUI needs to have a new camera framework. But saying you need to use UIKit is not true.
No, I know you can implement camera preview view with UIHostingController or UIViewControllerRepresentable. But you have the 3rd way is pure SwiftUI view, I built one for my apps.
I feel like I'm going crazy. What's the pure SwiftUI view where they have a camera?