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That is exactly what I said when I saw the code on the screen. Now if they released a development environment for Android also.... (wishful thinking)

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If you want a Flutter-inspired framework that works on iOS and Android, have you considered, uh, Flutter?

If you mean and official declarative UI library then Google released one of those at Google IO this year:

https://developer.android.com/jetpack/compose

I am very interested in multi-platform Kotlin. I'm not sure how far it will get but on the surface I think it is more likely for Kotlin to work on iOS than Swift on Android.

Still learning about compose.

> it is more likely for Kotlin to work on iOS than Swift on Android.

Who knows... With Chris Lattner at Google and Google adopting Swift for TensorFlow, I could well imagine Swift eventually working on Android (or something newer).

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