"Kotlin 2.3.20 features an experimental interoperability mode for Objective-C and C libraries, allowing developers to import these libraries into Kotlin Multiplatform applications. This capability is particularly beneficial for those utilizing C or Objective-C libraries in their projects."
"The introduction of name-based destructuring declarations in Kotlin 2.3.20 allows developers to match variables to property names, enhancing the clarity and usability of destructuring declarations compared to the previous position-based approach."
Kotlin 2.3.20, released on March 16, enhances interoperability with C and Objective-C libraries through an experimental mode in Kotlin Native. This update allows developers to use Kotlin interfaces on JavaScript and TypeScript. The new name-based destructuring declarations match variables to property names, improving usability over the previous position-based method. However, compatibility issues with older Kotlin versions may affect the use of Kotlin Multiplatform libraries that import C or Objective-C libraries. The Kotlin team is actively revising the interoperability mechanism to address these challenges.
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