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Sharing [Kotlin code across platforms] is caring!

Sharing [Kotlin code across platforms] is caring!

Sharing code across platforms is one of the most annoying "unsolved problems" when developing a product: an eternal struggle between re-writing everything multiple times and jumping through plenty of hoops to be able to re-use some core business logic. This session is going to illustrate how Kotlin is being used to solve this problem at Clue in order to share code between Android, iOS and the backend, including all the challenges, lessons and tricks learned along the way.

Presented at KotlinConf 2017

Eugenio Marletti

November 03, 2017
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