Respectfully, the demos on your page look like impostors on Android. For apps that wouldn't bother supporting Android in the first place, maybe this is an improvement. But for apps that want all customers to feel considered, that's not a direction I would recommend.
Would still like to see a call out to this in the blog post above ("For UI, you can use Swift for business logic and use Android's SDK to create the interface. Or you can use a library like our partner skip.tools to write SwiftUI apps directly.")
Respectfully, the demos on your page look like impostors on Android. For apps that wouldn't bother supporting Android in the first place, maybe this is an improvement. But for apps that want all customers to feel considered, that's not a direction I would recommend.
Would still like to see a call out to this in the blog post above ("For UI, you can use Swift for business logic and use Android's SDK to create the interface. Or you can use a library like our partner skip.tools to write SwiftUI apps directly.")