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Emil Flach from JetBrains just dropped the KMP roadmap through mid-2026, and it's packed with game-changers. If you're building cross-platform apps, this affects your next 12 months.

X (Twitter) rebuilt their encrypted DMs for millions of users with a team of just 5 Android engineers. Their secret? Kotlin Multiplatform.

Chethan N from PhonePe's Pincode team just shared how they migrated their Android seller app to desktop using Compose Multiplatform. The twist? They kept both codebases running in the same repo during migration...

Duolingo ships weekly to 40M+ daily active users across 176 countries. Their secret weapon for speed? Kotlin Multiplatform.

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Cash App just open-sourced Burst 2.0, bringing parameterized testing to Kotlin Multiplatform. No more writing the same test multiple times for different inputs.

Emily Fujimoto from Thumbtack just closed the book on a 6-year migration journey. The final push to eliminate Java from their Android codebase revealed lessons every mobile team needs to hear.

Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) promises code sharing nirvana, but adoption remains surprisingly low. What's holding teams back?

Flutter or KMM? If you're building cross-platform mobile apps in 2024, this question is keeping a lot of engineering leaders up at night.

Drew Hamilton just took Poko, the Kotlin compiler plugin that generates equals/hashCode/toString, fully multiplatform. This solves a real API compatibility headache for library authors.

Colin White reveals how Coil 3.0 is breaking free from Android to become truly multiplatform. The image loading library that powers countless Android apps is making a bold leap to iOS, web, and desktop.

Hootsuite's mobile team shipped a major product rewrite using Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile—sharing business logic across iOS and Android while keeping native UIs. Here's how they went from hackathon experiment t...

Cash App just open-sourced Redwood, their answer to the multiplatform UI problem. Unlike other solutions, it renders with native UI toolkits instead of recreating them.

Beratcan Güreş breaks down Kotlin Flows, the reactive programming tool that's changing how Android developers handle asynchronous data streams. If you're still wrestling with callback hell or blocking operation...

Patrick Tyska and Terry Yiu from Cash App reveal how the same $1,000 needs to display four different ways across their app. Their solution? Kotlin Multiplatform to consolidate 10 separate money formatters into ...

Veyndan Stuart from Cash App just open-sourced a solution to one of mobile development's most annoying problems: writing pagination logic twice for Android and iOS.

Sonic Wang from DoorDash breaks down Kotlin coroutines from bytecode to scheduler. If you've ever wondered what actually happens when you call 'suspend', this deep dive reveals the magic.

Victoria Gonda from Square tackles a tricky KMP problem: Kotlin/Native doesn't support I/O, yet your shared tests need to read fixture files. Here's the workaround that makes it possible.

Guillermo Mazzola from Glovo cracked a problem most teams avoid: using Kotlin Multiplatform without forcing everyone into a monorepo. His solution? Publishing native CocoaPods and NPM packages directly from KMP...

Guillermo Mazzola from Glovo turned a Friday afternoon experiment into a production system that solved a problem most multi-platform teams don't even realize they can fix.

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