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Yes, it transpiles a Swift+SwiftUI codebase into a Kotlin+Compose codebase. I don’t want that intermediary step, I want the Swift itself running on Android.
by cosmic_cheese 1y ago
Yes, it transpiles a Swift+SwiftUI codebase into a Kotlin+Compose codebase. I don’t want that intermediary step, I want the Swift itself running on Android.
- _mlbt 1y ago> Skip supports both native mode - in which your Swift is compiled natively for Android - and transpiled mode - in which your Swift is converted to Kotlin. The mode is specified at the level of a Swift module. Each mode has strengths and weaknesses, and it is common to use both native and transpiled modules within a single Swift-on-Android app. https://skip.tools/docs/modes/ https://skip.tools/docs/modes/