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swifdroid/droid

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  * Contributing

 1. Welcome
 2. Application

Application Development

You are in the most incredible place to start building Android apps
in Swift!

This code is absolute reality now:

ConstraintLayout {
    VStack {
        TextView("Hello from Swift!")
            .width(.matchParent)
            .height(.wrapContent)
            .textColor(.green)
            .marginBottom(16)
        MaterialButton("Tap Me")
            .onClick {
                print("Button tapped!")
            }
    }
    .centerVertical()
    .leftToParent()
    .rightToParent()
}

You can create stunning user interfaces natively in Swift!

Droid framework is the foundation for building rich Android apps with
native UI and UX.

It provides an extensive set of components, including AndroidX,
Flexbox, and Material Design.

Offering a SwiftUI-like declarative syntax for everything, Droid
framework simplifies the process of developing Android applications
in Swift by providing a high-level API that abstracts away many
complexities of the Android platform and completely hides the
underlying JNI layer.

The application documentation is under active development. If you
encounter any 404 pages or typos, please be patient - new content is
being added every day.

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