Run tests with Kotlin Multiplatform By default, Kotlin supports running tests for JVM, JS, Android, Linux, Windows, macOS as well as iOS, watchOS, and tvOS simulators. To run tests for other Kotlin/Native targets, you need to configure them manually in an appropriate environment, emulator, or test framework .
Read moreIs jetpack compose multiplatform?
Multiplatform support You can also target Android using the well-known UI Framework Jetpack Compose, developed by Google. These two frameworks share common APIs and Core, giving them perfect interoperability. This means you don’t have to re-write common UI and state management code.
Read moreCan you build iOS apps with Kotlin?
Kotlin/Native comes with a friendly API for the iOS platform, giving developers the ability to call pretty much all of the Cocoa Touch frameworks. This means that Kotlin developers can transfer their development skills over to creating iOS apps (assuming you have a spare macOS device lying around).
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Build Your First Android App in Kotlin
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Setting up KMM project Install the KMM plugin from your AndroidStudio’s Preference ->Plugins-> Marketplace section . KMM plugin requires Kotlin 1.3 and above. Once the plugin is installed, restart AndroidStudio and create a new Android application and select KMM Application in project template.
Read moreWhat is KMM Android?
Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM) is an SDK for cross-platform mobile development . You can develop multiplatform mobile applications and share parts of your applications between Android and iOS, such as core layers, business logic, presentation logic, and more.
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