Multi-OS Engine
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Multi-OS Engine
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Options for targeting ios with Java
Multi-OS Engine
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A game library which can export to main platforms from windows
OMFG, do I have to google everything for you? React Native + Expo -> write IOS apps without mac https://multi-os-engine.org/ -> oh look, something else that lets you code java for IOS
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If Java is platform independent why does Electron.js still a thing and why can't I create iOS apps using Java?
There are projects like Multi-OS Engine that provide work-arounds. But in general, it's because Apple doesn't like letting other runtimes, like the JVM, to run on iOS.
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