The more I think about this, the more it makes sense. You would have a tool that imports the Swift UI project, then gives you options for other non-Apple targets. For the web, you are previewed the tag conversions, which you can adjust, and for Android you see the design tweaks too. You can edit and optimize inside this tool and then hit "compile" and you now have these perfect production bundles ready to deploy.
So it'a almost like a dedicated IDE for compiling to non-Apple devices, where you get the maximum control leaving Swift UI.
Yeah, someone should make that :)
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That's my biggest hope.
The more I think about this, the more it makes sense. You would have a tool that imports the Swift UI project, then gives you options for other non-Apple targets. For the web, you are previewed the tag conversions, which you can adjust, and for Android you see the design tweaks too. You can edit and optimize inside this tool and then hit "compile" and you now have these perfect production bundles ready to deploy.
So it'a almost like a dedicated IDE for compiling to non-Apple devices, where you get the maximum control leaving Swift UI.
Yeah, someone should make that :)