Kotlin Multiplatform
A cross-platform development framework introduced by JetBrains that enables developers to share business logic code written in Kotlin while implementing native UI layers for each target platform, including Android, iOS, and Web. The framework balances code reuse with native user experience across platforms.
Timeline (last 90 days)
According to the discussion in GitHub Issue #5421, the development team chose the Kotlin Multiplatform approach, sharing core business logic while separately implementing the UI layer for iOS.
Cross-platform development involves technical trade-offs among code reuse, maintaining native experience, and maintenance costs.
By the end of 2024, KMP had officially released a stable version, Google listed it as one of Android's officially recommended cross-platform solutions, and companies such as Netflix, McDonald's, and VMware have adopted it in production environments.
Kotlin Multiplatform is a cross-platform development framework launched by JetBrains with the philosophy of 'share what you want to share,' providing native implementations for different platforms through the expect/actual mechanism.
Extracting core business logic into pure Kotlin modules that do not depend on Android platform APIs, which can then be reused on iOS via KMP, is an architectural strategy for reducing cross-platform migration costs.
As of the end of 2024, Kotlin Multiplatform has officially released a stable version, Google has listed it as one of Android's officially recommended cross-platform solutions, and companies such as Netflix, McDonald's, and VMware have adopted it in production environments.
In cross-platform architecture, pure business logic should be extracted into pure Kotlin modules that do not depend on Android platform APIs, so that they can be reused on iOS via KMP.
Kotlin Multiplatform is a cross-platform development framework launched by JetBrains, with the core philosophy of sharing what you want to share, and achieves interoperability with Swift and Objective-C on the iOS side through the expect/actual mechanism and Kotlin/Native compilation.
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Kotlin Multiplatform（KMP）在2023年正式进入稳定版本
90%UnverifiedCross-platform development involves technical trade-offs among code reuse, maintaining native experience, and maintenance costs.
50%UnverifiedAccording to the discussion in GitHub Issue #5421, the development team chose the Kotlin Multiplatform approach, sharing core business logic while separately implementing the UI layer for iOS.
50%UnverifiedKotlin Multiplatform is a cross-platform development framework launched by JetBrains with the philosophy of 'share what you want to share,' providing native implementations for different platforms through the expect/actual mechanism.
50%UnverifiedBy the end of 2024, KMP had officially released a stable version, Google listed it as one of Android's officially recommended cross-platform solutions, and companies such as Netflix, McDonald's, and VMware have adopted it in production environments.
50%UnverifiedExtracting core business logic into pure Kotlin modules that do not depend on Android platform APIs, which can then be reused on iOS via KMP, is an architectural strategy for reducing cross-platform migration costs.
50%UnverifiedIn cross-platform architecture, pure business logic should be extracted into pure Kotlin modules that do not depend on Android platform APIs, so that they can be reused on iOS via KMP.
50%UnverifiedKotlin Multiplatform is a cross-platform development framework launched by JetBrains, with the core philosophy of sharing what you want to share, and achieves interoperability with Swift and Objective-C on the iOS side through the expect/actual mechanism and Kotlin/Native compilation.
50%UnverifiedAs of the end of 2024, Kotlin Multiplatform has officially released a stable version, Google has listed it as one of Android's officially recommended cross-platform solutions, and companies such as Netflix, McDonald's, and VMware have adopted it in production environments.
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