One thing that was pretty ambiguous in the first iteration of SwiftUI was whether the rows of a List are queued or not.
When you scroll on a UITableView, cells that leave the bottom or top of the screen are added to a queue, meaning that every cell in the table does not have to be stored in memory at once. When a ce…
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