"Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) enables teams to share business logic and application architecture across platforms like iOS, Android, desktop, and web, while retaining the ability to build fully native user interfaces for optimal performance and user experience. Unlike "all-or-nothing" frameworks that require a complete rewrite, KMP supports gradual adoption. This allows development teams to incrementally introduce shared code into existing native Android and iOS projects, mitigating risk and allowing teams to upskill over time."
"By unifying business logic in a single Kotlin codebase, organizations can significantly reduce engineering costs, eliminate duplicated effort, and streamline development processes between otherwise separate Android and iOS teams. KMP avoids the performance overhead common in other cross-platform tools by compiling to native binaries and utilizing native UI toolkits, resulting in applications that deliver a fluid, native-like performance and feel."
Kotlin Multiplatform enables teams to share business logic and application architecture across platforms while preserving fully native user interfaces for best performance and user experience. Teams can adopt KMP gradually by incrementally integrating shared code into existing native Android and iOS projects, reducing migration risk and enabling skill growth. Centralizing business logic in a single Kotlin codebase decreases duplicated effort, lowers engineering costs, and streamlines coordination between platform teams. KMP compiles to native binaries and leverages native UI toolkits to avoid common cross-platform performance overhead. Architectural flexibility permits sharing only business logic or extending sharing to UI with Compose Multiplatform.
Read at InfoQ
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]