Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile is a multiplatform tool that allows you to write universal code for iOS and Android, while saving up to a third of your budget and speeding up the development by 25%. But what if you already have a project, and you want to migrate to KMM? …

In most cases, entrepreneurs have an idea for what they would like an app to do, but are uncertain as to what technology would make it efficient, user-friendly and cost-effective. …

Businesses are always looking for ways to launch apps quickly and with minimal development costs. There are various ways to do this: sketch your app design, launch apps from scratch with frameworks, or use builders. Different situations call for different solutions. In this article, I will tell you about the…

Your brand-new app gets bombarded with user complaints on Google Play about it hanging or slowing down? Follow the tips in this article to fix it. Hello! My name is Sergey Panov, and I am a mobile developer at IceRock. Today, I will be using our Campus app as an…

There is a wide range of options in cross-platform nowadays, among them Flutter, React Native, and, of course, Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile. Which technology should you choose, and why this one? Let’s try to clear out! All technologies have their advantages and disadvantages, resolve particular problems, but never all of them…

1. Intro This manual is the second part in GiphyApp series, before you start we would recommend to do GiphyApp #1. The result of this lession is available on github. 2. Implement common logic of Gif list in shared library App should get list of Gifs from GIPHY service. There is an example with getting list of news from newsapi in the…

1. Intro In this lesson we will cover developing small application for iOS and Android using Kotlin Multiplatform based on moko-template. Tools We will need: Android Studio 3.4.0+ (do not use 3.5.1 version, cause there is a bug is breaking MPP project); Xcode 10.3+; Xcode Command Line Tools (xcode-select --install); CocoaPods (sudo gem…

1. Set up Kotlin Multiplatform Project We are going to turn two standard projects (Android and iOS) into a multiplatform project with a shared library on Kotlin Multiplatform. We will need: Android Studio 3.4.0+ (do not use 3.5.1 version, cause there is a bug is breaking MPP project); Xcode 10.3+; Xcode Command Line Tools (xcode-select --install); …

If your company is considering to build a mobile app in 2019, we have some good news. You no longer need to endlessly brainstorm which platform to target first — iOS or Android. You should be developing both versions simultaneously while spending less than you used to. …