Basics of Kotlin Multiplatform

Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) helps developers create seamless cross-platform apps, reusing code while retaining native programming benefits. This article details ten reasons to integrate KMP into projects.

Learn about the benefits of Kotlin Multiplatform and get introduced to the concepts covered in this series.

Learn how to share code, differentiate shared and platform-specific parts, and specify supported platforms. You'll learn core project concepts like common code, targets, source sets, and test integration to help set up future multiplatform projects.

Learn how to add Kotlin Multiplatform to your project and how it works with your existing Android and iOS apps.

This article covers the ways KMP facilitates the use of platform-specific APIs in cross-platform apps.

In this video, you'll learn how to use platform-specific APIs when developing multiplatform applications and libraries.

You can simultaneously develop your Kotlin Multiplatform project and an iOS project by sharing code between them with direct integration of the shared module to the Xcode project.

Learn how to add dependencies to a Kotlin Multiplatform project, including standard Kotlin libraries, multiplatform libraries, and other multiplatform projects.

Explore the diverse ecosystem of multiplatform libraries to find the right tools for your project.

In this article, you can learn how to release your shared KMP module as a standalone Swift Package for use by an iOS app, similar to any other Swift library.

By migrating part of your business logic, you can remove the duplicated logic in your codebase. A good example of migration is sharing the database layer. Learn how to migrate Room Database to Kotlin Multiplatform.