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From Google's endorsement to Compose iOS going stable, 2025 was the year KMP transitioned from emerging technology to industry standard. This comprehensive review covers everything that happened: Compose for iOS going stable in March, Kotlin-to-Swift export launching in May, Kotlin/Wasm reaching beta in September, and the enterprise adoption wave that followed. Discover how 2025 became the inflection point for KMP.
Read Full 2025 Review →Kotlin 2.3 RC, Compose Multiplatform 1.10 with Hot Reload, and Kotlin/Wasm reaching Beta status mark an eventful December. Discover what's new and why it matters for your projects.
Read More →The Compose Multiplatform 1.7.0 release brought type-safe navigation, significant iOS performance improvements, and desktop drag-and-drop support. Discover what's new.
Read More →At Google I/O 2025 and KotlinConf, Google officially endorsed Kotlin Multiplatform as their recommended approach for sharing business logic between Android and iOS apps. Learn what this meant for developers.
Read More →JetBrains revolutionized iOS integration with direct Kotlin-to-Swift export in May 2025, eliminating the Objective-C layer that limited KMP's iOS developer experience. Here's how it transformed iOS development.
Read More →Looking ahead to 2026, explore the upcoming features, improvements, and platforms that will make Kotlin Multiplatform even more powerful and accessible.
Coming January 2026A comprehensive guide to migrating existing Android and iOS apps to Kotlin Multiplatform, including strategies, best practices, and common pitfalls to avoid.
Coming January 2026Learn the proven architecture patterns and best practices we use at Prospat to build scalable, maintainable KMP applications for our clients.
Coming February 2026