> It's amazing I don't have to learn Android to get something up and running at this speed with Skip
Any thoughts on how you would debug issues on Android that don’t show up on iOS?
Any thoughts on how you would debug issues on Android that don’t show up on iOS?
We wouldn't say that is the point of using Skip. The benefit you get from using Skip is that you can use a single language and a single framework for building your app, and you can iterate on your app's development without needing to constantly context-swift between different worlds.
But there is no denying that at some point, you will need to interact with the Android universe: you will need to run the app on an Android emulator or device to test it, you will need to use Android Studio (or IntelliJ) to run the app in a debugger, you will need to grapple with the Android-specific nuances of deploying you app to the Play Store.
Or re-patch them in some way?