[GSoC-2025] Blog post 2: JNI mode for Swift Java JExtract #1211
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copyedit fixes - one typo and what looked like habitual (or maybe ML injected?) escaping slashes prior to ! that didn't look correct in narrative text.
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These posts were approved by their respective contributor co-authors over here in swiftlang#1191 also link to the android sdk blog post, since the screenshot there showcases this work Apply suggestions from code review
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This is the second post for the gsoc 2025 highlights.
These posts were approved by their respective contributor co-authors over here in #1191