The Browser Company did an amazing job of porting SwiftUI to Windows, where the element primitives in the language map to native Windows UI C++ classes under the hood.
Perhaps the future of Swift for Android is similar, where SwiftUI will map to Jetpack elements. That would be cool.
Remember on iOS and MacOS, SwiftUI is not "native". It's a description language that system frameworks interpret and create NSViews and UIViews and CGLayers etc out of.
Perhaps the future of Swift for Android is similar, where SwiftUI will map to Jetpack elements. That would be cool.
Remember on iOS and MacOS, SwiftUI is not "native". It's a description language that system frameworks interpret and create NSViews and UIViews and CGLayers etc out of.