I have an issue with some test code, where I can't drag objects to the canvas nor does clicking on it do anything....it is as if the canvas is read only.... I have narrowed this down to the code that is suggested to be put in due to a depreciated bit of code in IOS 15 and later... instead of this: .alert(isPresented: $alertIsVisible, content: { return Alert(title: Text("Hello there!"), message: Text("This is my first pop-up"), dismissButton: .default(Text("Awesome!"))) }) The newer IOS 15 code that is suggested is this: .alert("Hello There!!", isPresented: $alertIsVisible) { Button("Awesome!") {} } message: { Text("This is my first popup") } Both work, both compile… but with the newer code, I then can’t drag and drop any more object from the library to the canvas…it is like the canvas becomes read only… Please advise full test code below: //  ContentView.swift //  Bullseye // //  Created by Chuck Condron on 12/1/22. // import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View {          @State private var alertIsVisible: Bool = false     var body: some View {         VStack {             Text("🎯🎯🎯\nPUT THE BULLSEYE AS CLOSE AS YOU CAN TO THE TOP")                 .bold()                 .kerning(2.0)                 .multilineTextAlignment(.center)                 .lineSpacing(4.0)                 .font(.footnote)             Text("89")                 .kerning(-1.0)                 .font(.largeTitle)                 .fontWeight(.black)             HStack {                 Text("1")                     .bold()                 Slider(value: .constant(50), in: 1.0...100.0)                 Text("100")                     .bold()             }                          Button(action: {                 self.alertIsVisible = true             }) {               Text("Hit me")             }            //new code for IOS 15 and above             .alert("Hello There!!",                    isPresented:                     $alertIsVisible) {                 Button("Awesome!") {}             } message: {                 Text("This is my first popup")             }         }     } } struct ContentView_Previews: PreviewProvider {     static var previews: some View {         ContentView()         ContentView()             //.previewLayout(.fixed(width: 568, height: 320))             .previewInterfaceOrientation(.landscapeLeft)     } }

I was a middleware programmer for a company and a junior one at that. I wrote 95% of my middleware with c#. They did have me do some IOS/Android for them and I used Xamarin just after it came out...this was about 2014 I believe. Fast forward to 2022 and I am not just discovering Swift as well as I have Visual Studio 2022 and I see Xamarin is now native to that IDE since Microsoft owns that platform now. I just wanted to poll the forum and get a feel for what language do you develop your IOS code with mainly and why? I am of course very familiar with c#/.net but my first look at Swift it looks pretty cool! (except I keep trying to put in a ; after a line of code out of habit lol). I appreciate your time, advise and opinions.