Develop UX/UI cross-platform apps in Kotlin (part 1)
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Develop UX/UI cross-platform apps in Kotlin (part 1)

I have been reflecting on the functionalities of Kotlin for programming mobile and web applications that offer both full native performance and customization.

Core model

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My conclusion leads to think that Kotlin is the first language that allows to program MVC-compliant apps that offers full native performance with advantages of UX/UI and reactive programming.

Ktor.io is the example of a cross-platform Kotlin that you can use in your model, either if you choose to target web, mobile, tablet or else.

Let's speak now about universal applications.

Universal model

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Kotlin being an independent language from the Java Virtual Machine. You can write backend that compile natively thanks to the LLVM toolchain.

Android and iOS are fully supported for designing React native apps. WatchOS and WearOS are expected to be supported soon, alternatively you can apply your web skills to design ReactJS UI that can communicate with your mobile app.

#react #kotlin #programming #javascript

Scott Morgan

President, Chief Architect, E-MBA @ Adligo Inc | Software Consulting

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