Why KMM Is Not a Cross-Platform Framework
summary
Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM) is presented as a different model from traditional cross-platform frameworks: the talk explains KMM’s core concept and how it addresses common cross-platform shortcomings. It details which layers and components can be shared across Android and iOS with KMM, which cannot, and gives practical numbers/examples of expected code reuse and benefits in production apps.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04What KMM is and differences
- 5:12KMM philosophy and concept
- 10:16KMM advantages over cross-platform
- 13:35KMM technical implementation
- 17:25Native platform integration
- 22:22Code share in common layer
- 27:58App logic layer separation
- 32:18KMM usage conclusions and recommendations
- 33:41Q&A
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