kotlin-multiplatform

Structure Kotlin Multiplatform modules by defining a clear target hierarchy and separating commonMain sources from platform-specific sources to minimize cross-target friction. This approach ensures proper architecture for JVM, Android, iOS, and JS targets.

Adopt Kotlin Multiplatform when you need to share business logic across JVM, Android, iOS, and JS targets while reducing architecture risk and boilerplate. Evaluate your production-grade toolchain and dependency requirements to determine if migration fits your project scope.

Configure Gradle DSL for Kotlin Multiplatform publishing by defining targets and source-set hierarchies inside the kotlin block. Assess Compose Multiplatform dependencies and publishing considerations to ensure proper artifact distribution across your required platforms.

Expect actual in Kotlin Multiplatform architecture allows you to declare common API expectations in commonMain and provide actual platform-specific implementations. This mechanism reduces boilerplate while maintaining consistent interfaces across JVM, Android, iOS, and JS targets.

Yes, Compose Multiplatform supports iOS and JS targets alongside Android and JVM. You can assess the toolchain and DSL configurations to build production-grade applications with shared UI components across your defined target hierarchy.

Default source-set hierarchies in Kotlin Multiplatform may limit granular platform-specific sharing between intermediate targets like JVM and Android. Evaluate your module strategy and dependency decisions to anticipate constraints when configuring custom source-sets for complex production environments.