kmp-architecture

Structure Kotlin Multiplatform projects into vertical slices by dividing each feature into eight explicit modules: :api, :data, :presentation, :ui-material, :ui-unstyled, :wiring, :wiring-ui-material, and :wiring-ui-unstyled. This pattern simplifies modular boundaries and ensures cross-feature independence.

Manage iOS export boundaries in Kotlin Multiplatform by applying specific export guidelines within the vertical-slice architecture. This keeps shared business logic intact while defining explicit module boundaries for cross-platform exports.

Decide between :core and :features boundaries by applying module dependency rules that prevent cross-feature data leakage. The 8-module vertical-slice pattern assigns explicit responsibilities to each layer, ensuring compile-time safety.

Yes, you can use Kotlin Multiplatform vertical slices to plan multi-UI themes across Android, iOS, and Desktop. The architecture separates :ui-material and :ui-unstyled modules to handle different theming strategies effectively.

Cross-feature data leakage occurs when Kotlin Multiplatform architectures lack explicit module boundaries. Implementing an 8-module vertical-slice pattern with strict dependency rules prevents this leakage and ensures compile-time safety.