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I imagine an architecture where Acorn can be used as a navigation in a multiplatform project, and specific implementations can be done on specific platforms.
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Theoretically, yes.
The way Acorn is modularized should allow multiplatform support relatively easily: the com.nhaarman.acorn:acorn and com.nhaarman.acorn.ext:acorn have close to no dependencies (except for some JVM specifics, but that should be resolvable).
Currently Acorn's focus is to get to a stable 1.0 release that works really well for Android, in an upcoming major release a multiplatform solution could make its way into the library. I did some very quick hacking a while ago, see the mpp branch, although this is far from being useful.
Is it possible to have multiplatform support?
I imagine an architecture where Acorn can be used as a navigation in a multiplatform project, and specific implementations can be done on specific platforms.
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