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We’re bringing you the latest news from the mobile development industry! This issue is dedicated to Kotlin Multiplatform development, as it has been a special month for the multiplatform development community:

  • Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile went Beta.
  • The Android team at Google shared a preview of Kotlin Multiplatform libraries in Jetpack.
  • The Kotlin Foundation announced a Kotlin Multiplatform Contest, offering a trip to Amsterdam for KotlinConf 2023 to the winners.

It’s a great time to start learning Kotlin Multiplatform. To help you start digging into this technology, we’ve compiled a collection of useful videos, sample projects, and tools.

Getting Started

Learn how to configure your development environment, how to create a Multiplatform Mobile project, and how to progress to more elaborate projects.

Are you wondering how to turn your “Hello World” app into something more substantial and production-ready? Check out this talk to take your next steps.

Take a look at this curated list to find all the best Kotlin Multiplatform libraries, tools, and more, all in one place.

Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile on iOS

Learn how to choose an integration strategy, introduce Multiplatform Mobile to your team, and create the best iOS-facing API.

Try KMMBridge, a set of Gradle tools that facilitates publishing and consuming pre-built Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile Xcode Framework binaries.

Check out these overviews of the three primary approaches to sharing code between iOS and Android applications using Kotlin Multiplatform, explicitly targeted at iOS engineers.

Deep dive 

See how to build an end-to-end Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile app – compatible with both iOS and Android – with local persistence via Realm and cloud-syncing via MongoDB Atlas. 

Check out this curated list of Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile samples. It contains a huge variety of projects that use a range of architectures and libraries.

Discover your options for organizing dependency injection using ready-made solutions in Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile shared code.

Stay tuned. More great content is coming!