Touchlab Blog

Compose multiplatform is a promising alternative for building cross-platform UIs. In this article, we'll see how to get started with Compose for Web using the HTML version.

Exploring how the flexible API of Kermit allows us to integrate with other platform logging frameworks.

After several years of hard work by the JetBrains team, Kotlin Multiplatform reaches stable with the 1.9.20 release. This is a critical milestone for the platform and ecosystem.

The Xcode Kotlin plugin from Touchlab allows you to browse and debug Kotlin code from within Xcode. Xcode 15 has a bug that would cause it to crash with any language support plugin. This new release provides a workaround.

KMP is getting real WASM support, and Touchlab has been diving in. This post will discuss Touchlab’s experience with WASM, WASM in Kermit, and show an example of using WASM in an existing codebase.

Discover the simplicity of custom logging with Kermit. This article shows you how to personalize Kermit Logger, making your Kotlin Multiplatform logging experience uniquely yours

KMMBridge is designed to work in any environment, but the out-of-the-box experience for GitHub is much easier than others. This post will walk through the decisions and setup necessary to use KMMBridge with environments other than GitHub.

Sealed Classes and Generics are both very useful for Kotlin APIs, and very painful with KMP and Swift. One of SKIE's lesser known benefits is the restoration of using Sealed Classes with generics, along with proper type discovery in Xcode.

Team workflows with Kotlin Multiplatform vary in structure. KMMBridge is a tool that allows you to publish Xcode Framework binaries from Kotlin that can be distributed, for your team internally, or to outside developers.

For native mobile teams looking to publish Xcode Frameworks and Android Libraries from a shared Kotlin repo, our template project can have you up and running in minutes.