joanniso

Yes, Skip is a major contributor to this effort!

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.

I'm pretty happy with that number, considering this ecosystem is _brand new_. This is the lowest it'll be.

The post doesn't display Xcode but Android Studio. While with Skip you can build & run through Xcode, that's not something we support right now.

You can build the Swift part in Xcode, VSCode or your favorite editor. But the Android builds don't work with Xcode today.

The SDK doesn't quite work that way, your iOS-specific dependencies like SwiftUI and UIKit aren't available. For SwiftUI development, [Skip](https://skip.tools/) has a transpiler that translates your SwiftUI code into Jetpack Compose.

Without Skip, you can still share other code through JNI - similar to Kotlin Multiplatform.