3 ms·
Would you really use a JNI bridge and end up with a possibly heavier codebase? Swift for Android isn't officially supported by Android yet. I'd rather use Kotli
by anupamchugh 6y ago
Would you really use a JNI bridge and end up with a possibly heavier codebase? Swift for Android isn't officially supported by Android yet. I'd rather use Kotlin Multiplatform instead.