This project started since we wanted to test the power of Kotlin Multiplatform. As opposed to other cross-platform approaches, Kotlin doesn’t want you to write all your code once and use it in different platforms such as Android and iOS. Instead, Kotlin Multiplatform focuses on sharing the part of the code that contains logic (data, business and presentation) and leaves the platform specific part to be implemented natively using its specific SDK’s and tools. Although this may look like a dream, Kotlin Multiplatform is still on the early days and we quickly realised how difficult is to find concise documentation to setup and build such a project. With this in mind, we decided to write this "easy" and small template that we think that might be useful if you want to start a multiplatform project. Please note that this project will evolve according to the maturity of the Kotlin multiplatform support, tools and libraries. ?




