@isaac_abraham@kuzrob Mainly because customers also want to integrate this as a library into their own native apps - unless, maybe that mono Embeddinator-4000 thing could cover that case.
@kuzrob ah right - normally that would be a good option indeed, unfortunately in this case I need a major part of this domain to work completely offline as well :)
@kuzrob My hope was that it might be feasible if the domain, although complex, is almost pure logic. It wouldn't need much more than discriminated unions, records, lists, arrays, tuples and pure functions over these. And some standard math functions.
@kuzrob My use case is to enable a team to maintain a very complex (maths heavy) domain for all PC, mobile and others, where app teams can have a fully native environment (e.g. all swift for ios), without a tech break (as with e.g. domain in rust) and where xamarin is not an option.
@7sharp9_ This could be interesting for the company I work for, so I figured maybe others would find this useful as well? If a company would pay for it, maybe time could become available?
Has anyone managed to build cross-platform/mobile native libraries (c-style functions) with @dotnet .NET Native/AOT? I failed to find much info on this, lots of dead links. DNNE doesn't seem to support mobile. Mono Embeddinator-4000 looks interesting, but rather abandoned?
@jjrdk@isaac_abraham I'm ok with folks (including big corp) making money using my OSS work without giving back. That's why I use MIT. If one wants to make a business out of your code, maybe choose a different license?