rust_android_ios
Example project demonstrating how to share Rust core logic between native Android and iOS mobile applications.
What is rust_android_ios?
rust_android_ios is an example project that demonstrates how to build native Android and iOS mobile applications with shared business logic written in Rust. It solves the problem of code duplication across platforms by allowing developers to write core functionality once in Rust and integrate it into both Android and iOS apps. The project provides practical examples of Rust integration via FFI for iOS and JNI for Android.
Mobile developers who want to share business logic between Android and iOS apps while using Rust for its performance and safety benefits. It's particularly useful for teams considering Rust for mobile backend logic or exploring cross-platform code sharing strategies.
Developers choose this approach because it combines Rust's performance and safety with native mobile UI experiences, avoiding the limitations of full cross-platform frameworks. It provides flexibility to migrate between different frontend approaches while maintaining a single shared codebase.
Overview
Android / iOS app with shared Rust logic
Use Cases
Best For
- Sharing complex business logic between Android and iOS apps
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