It has never been more possible to run Swift on non-Apple platforms, such as Windows, Linux and even the browser! Join us for a quick overview of how to get a simple, pure-Swift app running in WebAssembly.

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The blog post highlights the development of a Swift app for non-Apple platforms, particularly focusing on building a Swift app that runs in the browser using WebAssembly. It details the process of creating a Swift project, adding necessary dependencies, and using the SwiftWasm project to compile and run the app in the browser. The post also covers building a cross-platform compatible feature, interfacing with JavaScript for DOM manipulation, and handling state changes with Swift's observation framework, providing a holistic view of cross-platform Swift app development.

Cross-Platform Swift: Building a Swift app for the browser

<p>One day Apple hated the fact that browsers were capable of running native-quality apps. Now we can use native-app technology to make a web app.</p>
