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iOS devs don't want to use Kotlin multiplatform, I really doubt this will gain any traction.
by tschellenbach 3y ago
iOS devs don't want to use Kotlin multiplatform, I really doubt this will gain any traction.
- your_challenger 3y agoYeah, but Android devs may use KMM. This is an Android dev focused product. It might grow to be something people choose first (like choosing flutter), but today it is a Android first ecosystem.
- Longhanks 3y agoAs an iOS user, I also don’t want to use Kotlin Multiplatform, as it breaks my muscle memory and behaves just so slightly differently that it is enough to be annoying. Same goes for any other multi platform GUI.