@Migueldeicaza just investigating SwiftGodot; this can be used to build Windows and Android binaries? Does the Swift code compile to an intermediary format? I have a whole pile of Unity game code that I'd love to port to something I can use from Xcode and build for other platforms
@Migueldeicaza where should I be worried I might run into the bounds of this? I figured out through a GitHub issue that I have to copy in all the Swift runtime libs
@stroughtonsmith we also have a slack where we help each other. Happy to work with you through issues that might arise.
It started as a fun side project, but my Godot editor rewrite in SwiftUI is now 100% dependent on this, so I have been fixing all the little kinks I run into.
I used Slack at work every work day for several years, until Microsoft Teams became the new default (unfortunately). Slack had its fair share of memory leakage, but still a good web app. I had used IRC since the 90s and appreciated access to ”/join” and other IRC-relatable cmds. It always felt unobtrusive (unlike the jumbo jet we call Teams).
@stroughtonsmith native code, works on Windows and Linux, and we have users regularly contributing to it. I have not tried Android, but it should work, but might need some adjustments here and there.
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