Flexibility is one of the key characteristics of Kotlin Multiplatform. It means you can use it where needed, but also that shared code can live next to platform-specific code in the same codebase. Let’s see how that works in practice by taking a well-known app and gradually adopting/migrating it to Kotlin & Compose Multiplatform.
Flexibility is one of the key characteristics of Kotlin Multiplatform. It means you can use it where needed, but also that shared code can live next to platform-specific code in the same codebase. Let’s see how that works in practice by taking a well-known app and gradually adopting/migrating it to Kotlin & Compose Multiplatform.
A general introduction to KMP, including a demo of Compose Multiplatform on iOS and a comparison with Flutter.