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There's been a lot of work on this in the last few years with Windows support, preliminary Android support is also being worked on and should appear at some poi

• drekipus 2y ago
  Is swift going to do what flutter and kotlin multiplatform cannot?
  • rodrigobellusci 2y ago
    It seems something like that already exists: https://skip.tools/blog/scrumskipper https://skip.tools/blog/scrumskipper I mostly work with flutter but Skip looks pretty cool.
    • jamil7 2y ago
      I think Skip is doing a lot of this via transpilation, so I think you're expected to still write a lot of Android / Kotlin code.
  • jamil7 2y ago
    There probably won't be a cross-platform UI layer and many Apple frameworks won't work, although apparently the Foundation Swift rewrite already works. For a lot of companies though, simply being able to share business logic will be a big plus. At my current company we have a lot of talented Swift people and existing code written in the language so being able to share anything would be a huge advantage. I'm biased but I personnaly find the language really productive to work with, runs fast enough for my needs and let's me target more and more platforms.