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Applications have two type of code: platform-specific and platform-agnostic code. To create the best UX with the least effort, we should seek the best tool that makes the distinction easy to translate into code.
Native vs React Native vs Kotlin Multiplatform
Fully native implementations don't leave much room for reusing platform-agnostic code, while React Native makes writing platform-specific code hard. Kotlin Multiplatform strikes the best balance so far in my experience.
I'd be happy to start off with introducing Kotlin Multiplatform in from of a PoC by sharing the database logic between iOS and Android using cashapp/sqldelight.
Why?
Applications have two type of code: platform-specific and platform-agnostic code. To create the best UX with the least effort, we should seek the best tool that makes the distinction easy to translate into code.
Native vs React Native vs Kotlin Multiplatform
Fully native implementations don't leave much room for reusing platform-agnostic code, while React Native makes writing platform-specific code hard. Kotlin Multiplatform strikes the best balance so far in my experience.
I'd be happy to start off with introducing Kotlin Multiplatform in from of a PoC by sharing the database logic between iOS and Android using cashapp/sqldelight.
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