Austin Condiff

I’d also prefer this but only if there is not a performance hit, or at least a significant one. I think it would greatly simplify things, making it much more...

I am gathering that a lot of SwiftUI is based on AppKit. Some of the performance issues are due to some assumptions and lack of customizability. But this may be...

I remember it as well. And completely agree that it is a valid concern. I've discussed this with @Wouter01 in the past. I have gathered that he plans to leave...

Aren't we already on a Ventura deployment target so that we can use ExtensionKit? > What about customization of the top toolbar? I'd be interested to know this as well!...

I think they are seeing the rise of other declarative frameworks out there and realized that the amount of code required for someone to write anything is heavier than these...

Regardless, we would be treating it the same way. It is not a replacement, but rather a supplement or augmentation. I say if SwiftUI handles window management well, why not...

I agree with @activcoding, The name of the folder being deleted is much more important than the count. Finder shows the following alert when deleting immediately... Then it opens a...

I see that Xcode has this alert. ...which has the count. I wonder if the count is included here because in Xcode you can just remove references. For the record...

@thecoolwinter while I agree that we need something descriptive, it doesn't necessarily need to recursively get the number all children. Can you imagine if a child was a node_modules folder?...

When only one file or folder is going to be deleted immediately, it should read… > **Are you sure you want to delete "CodeEdit-test"?** > This item will be deleted...