Excited to introduce multiplatform UUIDs in Kotlin! Now you can generate, parse, inspect, and convert UUIDs across Android, iOS, Desktop, and Web using Kotlin’s new standard implementation. No more manual setup or extra dependencies! Check it out 👇 https://t.co/m8Vu8SAchn

Slides from my talk at @droidconNYC #dcnyc24 with @ahmedre on "Scaling Android Development without a Monorepo" are up. Thanks to everyone who attended and I hope you enjoyed it https://t.co/s0Qv19e4UP

Dynamic duo alert at #dcnyc24! 🍎 @ahmedre & @abdulahi_osoble will go over strategies, tooling, and problem-solving for binary compatibility, dependency changes, #Gradle plugins, & code sharing between #Android & #iOS. https://t.co/doqKVqdjz6

The new Swift 6 language mode provides compile-time data race safety, eliminating an entire category of bugs by diagnosing them at compile time. And good news: you can migrate to Swift 6 incrementally! For more details, check out our migration guide:

Hey everyone! 🎉 Two years ago, we interviewed teams globally about their UI testing practices. Now, we're expanding our research to include iOS tests too! Check out our previous findings: https://t.co/KhVciz5GC5. Interested in a fun chat? Drop a comment! Likes & retweets

I’ve mentioned this many times. Writing tests is an implicit part of your day to day work. Not even worth to mention in dailies. The same you’d not mention every abstraction you create.

🎉 Starting today, @Google officially supports Kotlin Multiplatform by @JetBrains for sharing business logic across mobile, web, server, and desktop! Enjoy first-class tooling and library support for KMP on Android. A new era of KMP begins, and we’re thrilled to join it!

Great times ahead for Kmp

The Jetpack Compose compiler is moving to the @kotlin repository with the upcoming release of Kotlin 2.0! There will be a matching Compose compiler with each Kotlin release, so you won't have to wait to upgrade the Kotlin version in your Compose app → https://t.co/iRFcIVYrvU

Very good article on what to keep in mind while writing tests

Wrote a series of articles covering the usage of Androidx's Paging3 (Which supports KMP) including testing:

Ahmed El-Helw and Abdulahi Osoble takes the stage for the exciting talk “Bootstrapping Simple Server Driven Ui from a Design System” #dcam24 @ahmedre @abdulahi_osoble @careem

Thanks @KotlinWeekly to feature my article about source, binary and backward compatibility, on the latest issue. https://t.co/D7iK20vtAO

Just read an incredibly clear explanation of Source, Binary, and Backward Compatibility: https://t.co/dyqqa9nlnG from @SignorettoMarco . A game-changer for teams navigating the challenges of SuperApps and Multirepo coordination. Wish I had found it sooner – would've saved me lots

Source, Binary and backward compatibility rule them all. By @SignorettoMarco #AndroidDev https://t.co/1tZwT8Mly7

Excited to share my latest article diving into the intricacies of source, binary, and backward compatibility and how to navigate them. #kotlin #binarycompatibility #gradle https://t.co/D7iK20uVLg

Finally something usable!

Thanks to the amazing work done by Neardrop author who reverse engineered Nearby Share protocol, here is a sneak peek of what I'm working on: #NearbyShare ported on #KotlinMultiplatform making it available to virtually any platform: Android, iOS and desktop!

Just read article on migrating iOS to KMM by @SignorettoMarco: „Kotlin multiplatform offers great interoperability, and you can decide where to set the boundaries of your architecture.” https://t.co/6dgEjuGqnx

Thanks @proandroiddev for sharing my article