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"content": "nostr:npub1srcgh979ychudzrha7asxa7kvennpghghzzadmv5gcunfw5p72qs6xfms4 Very exciting to see a fullsize app get built using the C++ integrations feature in Swift and then get a GUI designed in SwiftUI around that. At least this is how I interpreted the design to be like. Question: have you encountered any limitations with the GoDot bridging in ”Swift C++ v1” (roughly put), obstacles like no support yet for virtual classes?",
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