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Yes. Unless I am also mistaken, they are seeking to make a supported language to android development. Which will save mobile devs having to learn two language

by v5v3 1y ago

Yes. Unless I am also mistaken, they are seeking to make a supported language to android development. Which will save mobile devs having to learn two languages, and also allow reuse of code.

mattl 1y ago
Yeah Swift isn’t SwiftUI.
- bestouff 1y ago
  That's theoretically right, but all concrete examples I've seen so far use some generic UI framework that don't work well.
  - mattl 1y ago
    Why would it be any different to C or C++?
    - bestouff 1y ago
      I guess it's not.
mhast 1y ago
Kotlin multiplatform has been around for some time if you want that. But I guess it makes sense to be able to approach it from the other end as well if you're mainly an iOS shop.
- v5v3 1y ago
  It's the only approach that can be taken, as Android being open source can make Swift a first class supported language. Apple will be apple.