It's _very_ early, though, as well. There's not much of an ecosystem for multiplatform yet for desktop projects at all. For macOS you have a way of "making a f

It's _very_ early, though, as well. There's not much of an ecosystem for multiplatform yet for desktop projects at all. For macOS you have a way of "making a framework you can use" and that's about it. There is a lot of promise, though, in the mobile space: https://touchlab.co/touchlab-square-kotlin-multiplatform-collaboration/ https://touchlab.co/touchlab-square-kotlin-multiplatform-col... My sense is that as the mobile multiplatform space gets ironed out, the desktop space will benefit. Though generally speaking, Kotlin/Native has a _much_ lower level of "institutional" risk, since the Kotlin approach doesn't subvert the control Apple or Microsoft have over their platforms. Flutter, on the other hand, seems to abstract it away.