Mobile Multiplatform gradle plugin
This is a Gradle plugin for simple setup of Kotlin Multiplatform mobile Gradle modules.
Goal
The goal of the KaMP Kit is to facilitate your evaluation of Kotlin Multiplatform (aka KMP). It is a collection of code and tools designed to get you started quickly.
The KMP ecosystem has generated a lot of excitement, and has evolved very rapidly. As a result, there's a lot of old or conflicting documentation, blog posts, tutorials, etc. We, Touchlab, have worked with several teams looking at KMM and KMP, and have found that the primary stumbling block is simply getting started.
The KaMP Kit is designed to get you past that primary stumbling block. You should be able to set up your development environment, clone the repo, and have a running sample app very quickly. From there, you can focus on what you want to build.
Very Important Message!!!
This kit exists because the info you may find from Google about KMM and KMP is likely to be outdated or conflicting with the config here. It is highly recommended that you reach out directly if you run into issues.
Audience
We (Touchlab) are focused primarily on using KMP for native mobile development (now called KMM). As a result, this kit is primarily targeted at native mobile developers (Android or iOS), as well as engineering managers for native mobile teams. You should have little-to-no experience with KMP, although some of the information after setup may be useful if you do have KMP experience.
What's Included?
- The Starter App - A native mobile KMP app with a small functional feature set.
- Educational Resources - Introductory information on KMP and Kotlin/Native.
- Integration Information - If you're integrating shared code into an existing application, guides to assist with that effort.
What's Not Included?
Comprehensive guides, advanced tutorials, or generally support for fixing anything not included in the starter app. The goal is to have a solid starting point from which you can create something meaningful for evaluating KMP. We're intentionally limiting the scope to keep focus.
