Scrumskipper: Running Apple's SwiftUI sample app on Android (28:00)
Scrumdinger is Apple’s canonical SwiftUI iPhone app. In this video, we’ll use Skip to run Scrumdinger as a native Android app as well. Learn the steps to bring an existing iOS codebase to Android.
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For step-by-step instructions and links, see our blog post: Scrumskipper: Running Apple’s SwiftUI sample app on Android
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