C++, iOS, Android — Writing Cross‑Platform Applications
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An open-source Hermes C++ library supplies shared networking, serialization, asynchronous tasks and archiving for iOS, Android, macOS and Linux. Builds are produced by a Python script that outputs platform libraries; Android integration uses okhttp3 and RxJava2, while iOS uses Objective-C++ bridges. Teams initially create manual bridges then add automatic bridge generation to reduce boilerplate and debugging; a small calculator app built with Hermes ships to stores with fewer regressions and better cross‑platform consistency.
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