Since both SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose are declarative and semantic user-interface frameworks, components are generally presented in what the system believes to be the "correct" layout. So if you have a `SwiftUI.VStack` (which translates to a Compose `Column`) of buttons and text fields, then they will generally be presented with the "correct" spacing and alignment for the platform.
That being said, there is often plenty of need for customization with any but the most trivial app. So Skip has a lot of options for that, which is covered in the Platform Customization guide at https://skip.tools/docs/platformcustomization/.
That being said, there is often plenty of need for customization with any but the most trivial app. So Skip has a lot of options for that, which is covered in the Platform Customization guide at https://skip.tools/docs/platformcustomization/.