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SwiftUI views rendered as Final Cut Pro effects is the sort of sentence that makes you stop and check you read it right. Using [SwiftUIFX](https://github.com/finnvoor/SwiftUIFX), the experiment builds SwiftUI components and renders them frame by frame onto video footage, which is not the usual plugin path most of us have in our heads. It’s scrappy and exploratory in the best way. Even if our day job never touches Final Cut Pro, seeing SwiftUI escape the app window is a healthy reminder that our UI tools are more portable than we tend to assume.

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A Steve Jobs Core Animation demo from WWDC 2007 popped up in my feed and it stopped me cold. A live wall of playing videos, instant zoom, instant tag search, zero glitches, on 2007 hardware. Then I c...