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into editors like [Visual Studio Code](/blog/gsoc-2025-showcase-swiftly-support-in-vscode/),
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Android Studio, and [CodeEdit](https://www.codeedit.app/), another issue on our board.
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###Sharing Logic Versus Sharing UI
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## Sharing Logic Versus Sharing UI
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A common concern is that we do not provide a cross-platform GUI toolkit. As we
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write in [our draft vision document](https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-evolution/blob/807b844be42db582e434d1667fc907ae7a7a8775/visions/android.md),
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Swift on Android is primarily suited to sharing business logic, as we do not provide
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a cross-platform GUI toolkit. As we write in [our draft vision document](https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-evolution/blob/807b844be42db582e434d1667fc907ae7a7a8775/visions/android.md),
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the Android workgroup has no plans to create such a GUI toolkit, but will instead
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curate a list of cross-platform UI tools. See [our recent post in the Swift forums](https://forums.swift.org/t/swift-gui-toolkits-for-android/83337)
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listing a handful of popular and in-progress options.
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curate a list of cross-platform UI tools.
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### Diving in
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See [our recent post in the Swift forums](https://forums.swift.org/t/swift-gui-toolkits-for-android/83337)
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that lists a handful of popular and in-progress options we found, but have not
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validated regarding what their authors claim. We will work with those devs in the
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coming months to add more info on using their GUI tools with the Swift SDK for Android.
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## Diving in
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Finally, we intend to bring you interviews and information from those using Swift
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on Android already, as pioneers like [Readdle](https://readdle.com/blog/swift-for-android-our-experience-and-tools)
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