Mobile

The KMM Plugin for Android Studio 0.3.0 was recently released! It comes with lots of new features and improvements that simplify the creation of new KMM projects and improve the process of developing iOS applications based on Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile. The latest version of the plugin includes: A new KMM Library wizard with the ability to distribute KMM modules to iOS projects as XCFrameworkT

The Kotlin 2021 Premier Online Event is in full swing, and The KMM Beta Roadmap video is already available for you to watch! In this video, Ekaterina Petrova discusses all the important changes that you can expect with KMM Beta, which will be available in Spring 2022. These changes include a new memory management approach for Kotlin/Native, improved Apple integration tooling, the hierarchical proj

When making a Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile plugin for AppCode, we focused on providing cross-language features that can work for any part of your project – be it a shared module or a native Android or iOS part. The first cross-language refactoring we introduced was the Rename refactoring: Safe Delete also works from the first plugin build, tracking usages of the shared code in all languages. W

Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile plugin for AppCode helps you develop applications for Android and iOS using the unified Gradle project model and provides cross-language code assistance. CocoaPods integration now works with the latest plugin version available in our plugin repository. Just add a Pod dependency to your shared module, sync the Gradle project, import the required module in your Swift or O

One of the main benefits of Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile is its flexibility. You can use KMM in your existing or new projects, share different parts of your apps, and integrate with different UI frameworks. To find the best way to apply this flexibility in your project and maximize the benefits of using KMM, it can really help to look at how other projects have used it. Today we’ll look at the KMM

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

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 you

Hi everyone, Today we’re expanding our Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile ecosystem by introducing the Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM) plugin for AppCode. By using this plugin you can: Specify the structure of the iOS part of your KMM project in the same way you specify the Android one. We’ve created a special Gradle DSL for describing iOS projects that does not require having .xcodeproj or .xcwor

Since the release of Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile about 9 months ago, more and more developers have decided to give it a try and start to share their code between mobile platforms. Some do this in their free time while working on pet projects. Some integrate KMM into existing apps. And some even base their brand new applications on the KMM technology. The technology is already helping many dev

Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM), an SDK for cross-platform mobile development, went Alpha in August 2020. Over the past 9 months, the KMM ecosystem has been rapidly evolving: Each new Kotlin version comes with features and improvements that enhance the multiplatform development experience.KMM development tools, such as the KMM Plugin for Android Studio, are constantly receiving updates to mak

Nabil Hachicha, Android Engineer, from MongoDB Realm shares their story of creating a pure Kotlin-first SDK for use by developers. Realm is an open-source, easy-to-use local database that helps mobile developers to build better apps faster. It launched 8 years ago with the release of the Realm Java SDK, and since then we've worked to make sure our API is always improving to reflect what mobile de

Alec Strong from Cash App shares their story of adopting KMM and benefiting from shared code across their mobile platforms. Cash App is the easiest way to send money, spend money, save money, and buy cryptocurrency. We believe in providing everyone with access to important financial services so they can fully participate in the economy. The app launched in 2013 as a simple peer-to-peer payment app