Welcome to episode 6 of A Touch of Multiplatform (ATOM)! This is our podcast dedicated to Kotlin Multiplatform technology in production and produced for you by JetBrains and Touchlab. In this episode of A Touch of Multiplatform, we sat down to talk with Volley’s Josh...
Gradle can be confusing and difficult to follow. When you create a new Android project they generate some Gradle files and send you off. Often, developers end up copying and pasting code from GitHub or Stack Overflow, not really understanding what's going on. This...
Catch up on how KotlinConf ’23 was for the Touchlab crew. We were part of some exciting announcements, as well as running workshops and dev talks
Touchlab is celebrating today’s announcement at KotlinConf 2023 that it has joined the Kotlin Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and promoting the Kotlin programming language. We are one of the first members outside of Google and JetBrains,...
Get a sneak peek at some of the workshops planned for KotlinConf ’23 with this episode of ATOM (A Touch of Multiplatform).
We’ve been heads down for the last few months working on our new professional offerings: SKIE and Touchlab Pro. We’ll be posting about them soon. While that work has been the major focus, our open source projects have been mostly getting critical updates. As our new projects have been nearing release, we’ve finished a bunch of updates to our open source libraries.
Welcome to episode 4 of A Touch of Multiplatform (ATOM)! This is our podcast dedicated to Kotlin Multiplatform technology in production and produced for you by JetBrains and Touchlab. In this episode, we sit down to talk with Meetup’s Colin Lee and Annyse Davis about...
Approach Recently, we had an opportunity to redesign the sample app for an SDK we're developing. We were only redesigning one screen (home page), so we decided to introduce Jetpack Compose in the app. Based on what we read, most migration or view interop posts are...
To meet the needs of a client, we developed code for a common UI feature across three platforms in a KMP project.
KMMBridge and KaMPKit are designed to meet different needs. Here is how to determine when to use KMMBridge vs KaMPKit for your multiplatform projects.
In this episode of ATOM, we sit down to talk with Lutron’s Maxwell Anselm about going from being a KMM skeptic to a KMM convert.
Let's look at the differences you'll encounter when using Compose for different platforms. I have spent more time with some (Android) than the others, but I have experienced how it has progressed from its early states to the current versions. The initial frustration...
Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile entered Beta in October 2022. We’re chronicling its growth and highlighting how Touchlab has helped make the developer experience better
In this episode of A Touch of Multiplatform, we sit down to talk with Jake Wharton and Jesse Wilson from Cash App about “weird and ambitious multiplatform things.”
As you continue exploring how KMM can help your mobile dev team, we’ve put together more samples of using KMMBridge to help you evaluate this best-in-class tool.
What’s going on under the hood with Relay? Let’s go over the process in detail, from Figma to Compose code.
Touchlab’s Russell Wolf looks at how the evolution of KMM has been playing out since the first introduction of Kotlin Multiplatform to today
