It's still very early and very alpha - enough that it'll probably massively block at least one of your important production releases. It's promising though, al

It's still very early and very alpha - enough that it'll probably massively block at least one of your important production releases. It's promising though, although it doesn't really solve the same kind of issues as Flutter - Flutter is a UI library first and formost. While Kotlin Multiplatform will most likely replace cases where we use C++ for porability now - internal, shared libraries.