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We’re thrilled to announce Skip 1.0! Skip brings Swift app development to Android. Share Swift business logic, or write entire cross-platform SwiftUI apps, with native performance and native UI on each platform Now free for Indies!

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Mohammad Azam1 年前

Congratulations Abe! I plan to check out Skip in the near future and maybe even create some tutorials on it. PS: Hello fellow Houstonian!

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Abe White1 年前

Oh no, you’re stuck in this heat too?!

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Barrett1 年前

you are crazy abe. way to go. congrats

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Francesco Cogliandro1 年前

Very good! Can I use Firebase SDK? Or any other SDKs?

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Abe White1 年前

Yes, large parts of Firebase are supported already, and it’s fairly easy to add additional support yourself. We’ve had several user contributions to Firebase

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Robin And The Dog ⌘ AICoding1 年前

Apple should buy you, I've been telling this for years that Apple should make cross platform development available before all of us become Flutter devs. Good luck!

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Android Dev Notes1 年前

Congrats!

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Hamad —  Developer1 年前

Is it possible to start with existing project?

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Abe White1 年前

Yes, though it's often difficult. There are instructions for existing projects in the docs

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Daniel Chetian1 年前

Whoa

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