It's a non starter as the main language since it's not JVM based. As a C/C++ alternative for native development on Android... possibly. This will be in great

It's a non starter as the main language since it's not JVM based. As a C/C++ alternative for native development on Android... possibly. This will be in great part decided by 1) How frustrated native Android developers currently are with C/C++ (I don't have the feeling they are much) and 2) How much resources Apple will dedicate to make Swift viable on Android (hard to imagine they would be that interested helping out the #1 player in that space while their #2 spot is shrinking on a daily basis).