A single code base for your business logic in your mobile apps and backend with Kotlin multiplatform
Note: due to an issue with the stream, the last couple of minutes of the session are missing.
Native mobile developers have been saying it from the beginning: for the best user experience you’ll have to build your mobile user interface natively. On the other hand we also want to reduce maintenance to lower costs. Although with frameworks like Flutter you have one codebase it can’t build native user interfaces. This is where Kotlin multiplatform comes in. You’ll keep using the platform-specific ecosystem to develop a native user interface with all its benefits and the app uses the shared Kotlin multiplatform library to integrate business logic. You can even write your backend in Kotlin to become truly multiplatform! During this session we’ll take a look at the core concepts and how you can make the best use of it to develop a single code base for your shared business logic.
About the speaker
Stefan Kemp is a software developer at OpenValue who loves the craftsmanship of software development. Nothing stops him for writing high quality and maintainable code. He has experience with mobile, web and API development.