Mobile

We’ve started the Multiplatform Mobile Content Creators Recognition Campaign. Our goal is to show all of the authors of articles, videos, and samples how much we appreciate their efforts.

Find the key findings of the Kotlin Multiplatform survey Q3-Q4 2021. We asked our users about their experience with Kotlin Multiplatform.

We would like to bring you an update on the development of Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile, which is continuing to move steadily along the road to Beta status.

Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile plugin for AppCode just got a huge update. We’ve got some exciting news to share with you! Support for All Kinds of Multiplatform Projects For a long time, the only supported project model in our plugin was the Gradle DSL with a special iOS/macOS part. Now we support opening Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile projects with regular Xcode projects/workspaces and Kotlin parts configured via CocoaPods: All of the features are available, such as cross-language refactorings and navigation actions: This means that now you can use any project format – be it a regular Kotlin

The Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile Plugin for Android Studio 0.3.0 was recently released! New features and improvements to simplify the creation of your projects.

Watch the video to learn about all the important changes and improvements that you can expect with Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile Beta.

When making a Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile plugin for AppCode, we focused on providing cross-language features. Learn more and see it in action.

The Kotlin team has always relied on feedback from the community to make decisions about the future of the technology. You will always be the people who best know how to make Kotlin even more enjoyable to work with! That’s why a year ago we started a Kotlin Multiplatform Survey program to collect your feedback on sharing code with Kotlin Multiplatform, learn more about your use cases, and understand how we can improve the technology.  The last survey was conducted in July 2021. It covers all code-sharing use cases that the flexible Kotlin Multiplatform technology allows you to implemen

Learn how the Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile plugin for AppCode helps you develop applications for Android and iOS using the unified Gradle project model.

Enjoy the flexibility of Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile. Use it in your projects, share different parts of your apps, and integrate with different UI frameworks.

Hi everyone, We recently announced a new plugin for Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile development that helps you develop applications for Android and iOS using the unified Gradle project model and provides cross-language code assistance. Currently, this plugin is available only for AppCode, a paid IDE. We’ve decided to provide a way to try this plugin for free: just fill out this form to get four free months of a personal AppCode subscription! Get a free AppCode trial We hope that this additional free subscription will help those who didn’t have a chance to try the plugin during the AppCode 2021.2

If you use Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM) for sharing code between iOS and Android, you will at some point have to decide how you will deliver the shared module to your platform projects. While Android integration is smooth out of the box, iOS integration can require some additional setup. In this post, you will learn how to use the latest Kotlin features to easily connect the KMM module to your iOS projects and simplify your project build configuration when the shared and iOS source code from your project are in the same location. Learn more about KMM (more…)