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I would love if I don't have to port my whole iOS app to Android manually. How exactly would this integration work if say business logic is handled by Swift - I'm guessing UI and SwiftUI would not be supported initially? My app [0] uses a lot of metal shader code - I'm guessing there's no easy way to bring that across? [0] https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1545223887
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Not a chance React Native is popular because there’s a thousand times more React devs than native devs. And people like to use what they know. Also React dev experience makes anything Swift related look like stone age technology
> Also React dev experience makes anything Swift related look like stone age technology How so?
If the project is simple to port over then it should have just been a website.
I would love if I don't have to port my whole iOS app to Android manually. How exactly would this integration work if say business logic is handled by Swift - I'm guessing UI and SwiftUI would not be supported initially? My app [0] uses a lot of metal shader code - I'm guessing there's no easy way to bring that across? [0] https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1545223887
Why cant everyone just get along and allow for KMP to work all within Android Studio instead of XCode. I'm working with this stuff everyday and that is by far my biggest headache.
I would love if I don't have to port my whole iOS app to Android manually. How exactly would this integration work if say business logic is handled by Swift - I'm guessing UI and SwiftUI would not be supported initially? My app [0] uses a lot of metal shader code - I'm guessing there's no easy way to bring that across? [0] https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1545223887
Metal cannot be used on Android. Your business logic can be ported - if it's separated as a library. If you don't want to separate it, Skip can handle bridging a lot of Apple libraries including SwiftUI.
What would be the equivalent shader / GPU language on Android? OpenGL?
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Metal cannot be used on Android. Your business logic can be ported - if it's separated as a library. If you don't want to separate it, Skip can handle bridging a lot of Apple libraries including SwiftUI.
Thanks - I see, so swift packages for everything. What would be the equivalent shader / GPU language on Android? OpenGL?
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Metal cannot be used on Android. Your business logic can be ported - if it's separated as a library. If you don't want to separate it, Skip can handle bridging a lot of Apple libraries including SwiftUI.
Thanks - I see, so swift packages for everything. What would be the equivalent shader / GPU language on Android? OpenGL?
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Not a chance React Native is popular because there’s a thousand times more React devs than native devs. And people like to use what they know. Also React dev experience makes anything Swift related look like stone age technology
> Also React dev experience makes anything Swift related look like stone age technology How so?
Does this project tie in to the SKIP transpiler? https://skip.tools/blog/bringing-swift-to-android/ I have an existing Swift / SwiftUI app that I am looking to port to Android, and have been not wanting to move to React Native.
I would love if I don't have to port my whole iOS app to Android manually. How exactly would this integration work if say business logic is handled by Swift - I'm guessing UI and SwiftUI would not be supported initially? My app [0] uses a lot of metal shader code - I'm guessing there's no easy way to bring that across? [0] https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1545223887
I am not joking. I have done this. Shaders are pretty simple. You'll have some weird artifacts but thats more because of platform differences than translation errors.