The Kotlin Multiplatform team can help you with this by providing expert advice and support throughout the mobile app development process.
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When your company wants to reduce app development time and save money, it may be time to call on Kotlin Mutliplatform developers. KMM developers can help you build a cross-platform app with the UX native and save 30-50% of development time.
Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) is an SDK that supports cross-platform app development by allowing developers to write the same business logic for multiple platforms. Kotlin Multiplatform allows development on other platforms such as Linux, Windows, and web apps.
In addition, KMP’s subset Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM) enables developers to code business logic for iOS and Android from a single codebase.
The release of KMP in 2017 was the result a long-running effort by JetBrains to reduce time spent on creating applications targeting multiple types devices such as desktop computers, Android and iOS powered smartphones — all thanks to power flexibility of Kotlin.
Until recently Kotlin Multiplatform was in alfa phase, when it was extensively tested. KMM is now beta, which means that the technology is ready and safe to use for app development.
The essential advantage of KMP is that it allows developers to write code once and have it working on multiple device types.
Here are some unique characteristics of KMP:
KMP doesn’t serve as a direct substitution for Flutter or React Native. Rather, it complements native development, making it ever more appealing thanks to reduced costs of development and maintenance.
Kotlin Multiplatform is essential solution to help meet the increasing need for apps to be available on different platforms through a pragmatic approach by avoiding having to write code twice.
It’s completely feasible to save 30-50% of development time by using Kotlin Multiplatform for mobile and web development. When compared to Java, Kotlin can save 40% of code lines.
Furthermore, because Android and iOS apps use the same lines of code for business logic, it’s easier and quicker to introduce and test additional features.
Consequently, thanks to Kotlin you can reduce app development cost because you won't have to create full teams for each platform or pay developers for writing the same lines of code several times.
Here are some app built in KMM, which demonstrate that businesses are starting to discover the benefits of this technology.