Always happy to see clojure on the front page, doubly happy to see jank! I just scoured the internet last week trying to find all the information I could on it.

Always happy to see clojure on the front page, doubly happy to see jank! I just scoured the internet last week trying to find all the information I could on it. As a clojure(script) developer of 10 years, I still try and avoid anything JVM related. Not that I have anything against the JVM — but I never did any Java programming, and to really learn about the JVM you have to learn quite a bit about Java… which is just very low on my priority list. I have been dreaming about jank a little bit, so maybe this is a good place to ask the question, since I see the jank developer is reading the comments: would it be possible to write a module in jank that can be used in a Swift/iOS application (currently or in the future)? I assume so, but I’m not sure how accessible the outputs of jank are to other c libraries. The reason I ask is I have an offline clojurescript front end. If I want native mobile apps, that means I either have to duplicate the logic, figure out some JavaScript bridge, use react native, or use dart — none of which seem ideal. Ideally I could just extract the critical business logic into a few modules and generate the header files for swift, import directly into cljs for web, and use as regular clojure for android. Totally understandable if this isn’t a valid use case for jank, but it’s what’s captured my imagination :)