Is Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile Ready for Production? 

If a guy is wearing a watermelon printed shirt you know he is gonna be honest

Thanks Mitch, yet another big timesaver when looking into emerging technologies. I couldn’t spend a day researching these during the past month (though I would have needed more than one). So I was very curious about the impressions of someone doing it. Nice job, as always!

This video is a masterpiece, thanks Mitch. This helped me a lot. Definitely going to try out KMM.

Can't wait for the course :D

I have been watching your videos for years and this video is literally putting all my questions answered about kmm. Great work 👏. Thanks 😊

Thanks Mitch, you have solved and answered most of my questions. Thanks for this great video and appreciate your hard work you have put on for this video.

Thanks for this video. I'm going to start a big KMM project next month. Can't wait. :-)

Holy shit. I watched 36min video. Here's ur engagement 🚀

Thanks for your time and effort to show me the greatness of KMM. Waiting for the course!

Hey Mitch.. Haircut is dope. I enjoyed everything in this video. Can't wait to see the next big thing.

Hey Mitch, really appreciate your honesty and great video.

Great video Mitch! Thank you for sharing your experience and cant wait for further videos on kmp with compose

That's very helpful! I was looking for this kind of conclusion. Thanks man

Great summary Mitch. This is waht I was exactly looking for.

Hey Engagement my friend . EXCELENT VIDEO i was waiting this! So glad to be founding member

Hey man, just letting the algorithm do its work, awesome stuff here 💖💖

Great stuff! Can't wait to learn this!!

I've been looking for this for a very long time!

Great video Mitch. Can't wait for your KMM Course. I hope you use koin for DI. Also, it would be great to see a backend course using Ktor.

Great content! IMHO for larger teams, iOS devs would find it easy to learn and migrate to Kotlin, so they could implement new features themselves. We tend to forget Android Java devs had to learn Kotlin which is much different.

I guess it's time to start learning KMM. Thank you for the video. Nice haircut btw.

This is very informative, Thanks Mitch, keep rocking.

Great video. I recently had a conversation with a colleague of mine on this topic. Can't wait for the course to come out. From what I see, KMM is our future.

Awesome video Mitch, very detailed KMM review

Happy Birthday, Mitch!

Very structured and well prepared video. Thank you

I love this! could not agree more. I spent about 3 months mostly converting an existing codebase over to KMM. I think I ran into almost exactly the same issues you did. I wish I saw this video back then for the cocoa pods issue. :D But I totally agree with all your conclusions. And gradle is the cause of most of my issues too. I really wish their documentation especially around KMM configuration was better.

Very, very nice. Thanks for creating and providing. :)

Very nice video, my favorite so far, I was still thinking what to use between kmp or flutter, now I know, thanks, I will watch your next course of course.

nice one mitch. great video 👌🏽

In my experience with big teams and clean architecture the teams from both platforms work in features, its not 2 teams but several teams, one per feature. So i think that it will result ok.

Video quality ↗️📈🆙!! Niceeeeeeeee

Mitch that was very helpful! Keep making videos! One tiny thing instead of edit button you could have used back button.

As always, great job. Keep it up

Finally someone like you Mitch Speaks about kotlin Because I got tired of learning flutter dart 🎯

Man, i loved your sessions

¡Thanks a lot Mitch! such a good information.

I will take your KMM course and build my graduation project with it. Thank you Mitch.

Hey Mitch, great video. Re the haircut... Well I don't feel qualified to talk about that 😅

I'm tech lead with many, many years of experience on RN and KMM looks really interesting choice. Definitely will try it.

Thanks mitch, Definitely will try it.

Excellent video! One thing I dislike about Flutter is lack of data class, which makes it so hard to write immutable state!

In my opinion is if this is a thing and will become big thing like Flutter, and if we're gonna see a "Backend mobile dev" "Frontend android/iOS dev" or even a "fullstack mobile dev" with use of KMM, since it looks a bit like Backend/frontend relation

You're the first person, who talk about KMM briefly. Flutter isn't for Android Dev. Again Thanks alot🙂

A great explanation Mitch.

Hey Mitch , Great recommendations !!!

Excellent video Mitch, thanks you

Thanks for the video. It’s very interesting!!

Hey man, you have a cool haircut 😜I love watching your videos (I'm just starting out in mobile development, was a C++ developer for 30 years, am now retraining myself with modern "marketable" skillz).

Hey Mitch. As always love the presentation and can't wait for the video. Hope you're getting some sleep these days :-) I have 4 kids but they are grown now so just bigger problems :-D

Great video, Mitch! KMM all the way!

Thank u again and again Mitch

Awesome video, thanks for the overview

Great job🙌

Very informative, thanks!

Looking forward to your KMM course

KMM is awesome. We've used it on one project in our company and it is amazing. While still in early stages, we've managed to get everything done for our purposes

What a fire video... thanks man!!

Very good video. With all the thing u said. I can only imagine how painful it is to fix those issues. Specifically the problems u get with gradle dependencies on Android, I will rather spend time to learn swift and build my iOS app. LOVING THE SWIFTUI!!!!

Hello, Mitch-senei. Your English is very good to listen for me Japanese. Thank you for every great video every time!

Interesting video man, thanks

Right here after the announcement of Jetpack Compose for Web !!

Hi Mitch thanks for your clear explanation. When do we expect the kmm tutorial released?

Great video man!

great video mitch

interesting information in this video thanks for this video and your hard work to make it superb!!!

Thanks for the wonderful video.

Good video! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

I'm excited about this.

Hi Mitch, thanks for the video. Maybe "Is KMM ready for production" also means is there a large enough community to support developers when they run into problems. I saw that there is a tag "kotlin-multiplatform-mobile" in StackOverflow which is a good start :). Also in my opinion maybe it could be better if there are some plugins or tools that convert the Jetpack compose classes to SwiftUI classes and vice versa. Regards.

Hello, a really nice video. I want to ask two things how is unit testing and UI testing for KMP? And is it possible to use dynamic features with KMP?

Hey Mitch great informative video

Thanks, Mitch! Nice to know that ViewModels also can be shared!

Great and honest review, Whenever I watch your video or talk, its worth watching and helpful. Few Question: 1. Please share the tutorial that u have watch for learning the SWIFT Ui. 2. I have heard that Jetpack compose ui is also available for web. I still confused what to pic Flutter or Android... Currently I am working as React-Native Dev. But I had working experience with android and U help al lot to keep us updated with Android. Thanks for your work. Great Job and Stay Safe. :)

Great video! Is there a particular library you used for Multiplatform Crashlytics?

I tried KMM a couple of months ago and I couldn't even sync some dependencies (Ktor and Koin) in Gradle!! I hope KMM keeps evolving because it seems promising!

It was a relief to know that you also got stuck at similar places :P

You did great with kmm mobile. Now it's time for you to try out the full kmm experience: - Server side app (Kotlin) you can use spring (with kotlin) or (What I recommend) use ktor you will love it. you can start very quickly (it is close to express-js if you ever had fun with nodejs) - Browser target (KotlinJs) and use React (There is something called kotlin-react wrapper made by jetbrains) if you don't want to work with react you can have vanilla site but React is literally works (with minimal differences) like any other declarative ui-kit I bet that you can learn it very fast (not more than 2-4 days) - Android - IOS targets (you already the expert) Apply it on your power outages app. Don't you want to have a web target as well? I remember that your app backend it's just a bunch of cloud functions. You will obviously now re-built it from scratch with kotlin but it's fine (it's only couple of functions so it's gonna be easy)

Interesting perspective. I am native Android developer but will start learning native iOS soon and be promoted to Mobile developer. KMM seems like a nice option for future projects tho.

You don't need timestamps, RU-vid added chapters that show up in the video progression bar

Didn't realize I needed this video

Excited for that new course

Hey man good video! :)

Thank you very much. Excellent video.

My Canadian man...yes I hear or KKM, finally seeing what it is

Hey Mitch thanks for your video anyway. Do I really need a macbook just to run or test the code? or any PC or laptop just fine to test, build & run if I have a physical iOS device

Thanks for sharing. Love u :x

hey man, good video!

I was waiting for you to say Flutter is for babies! This is not fair Mitch!!

What kind of camera do you have ? Great work

Hey Mitch! Is it possible to connect a KMM project with node.js server? Also (respectively) mongodb?

Thanks Mitch!!!

19:00 voice crack killed me hahahah Nice job btw

Great content :)

Hey man, great video

Hi! Thanks for video, it’s really interesting to watch 🤘 I just wonder wonder about the support app working on old iOS version like 10/11.🤔

Thank you Mitch.

Hey Mitch. My question is, how is the support for modular apps, specifically apps with both feature and layer modules. Also if you have time, it would be great if you can do a tutorial on this. Love you videos

hey man, good video :)

Great video !!!! I'm looking for to your course