AI & Machine Learning

Native edges: principles for native apps with a shared core

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The development of coding agents is making native app development more competitive with cross-platform web runtimes. This shift, coupled with advancements in build times for native languages like SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose, supports a 'native edges' approach. This architecture involves a headless core for business logic and separate, platform-specific 'native edges' for the user interface, connected by a typed API. A sample agent application built with this principle demonstrates its viability across iOS, Android, and CLI platforms.

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