Loading UIKit View in a SwiftUI App

In this video, Mohammad Azam explains how to load a UIKit view (UIActivityIndicatorView) into a SwiftUI application.

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[jackson]

Thank you, this video is very good. It's short but enough to explain, because I couldn't figure it out from the Documentation.

[donathmm]

Actually it is wrong to pass a binding to the loadingview. Binding is only used when you want to change the loading property within the loadingview itself which you aren't doing.