With over 400 sessions, there's a lot to be excited about at next.app DevCon. Here are our picks.

We recently added support for Web to our DroidconKotlin app. In this post we'll go over our process and the difficulties of adding a Web target to an existing project.

With Droidcon right around the corner, here are the talks we are most excited about

Kotlin's new Swift Export feature promises to eliminate the Objective-C middleman and generate native Swift APIs directly from your KMP code. But with SKIE already solving many of the same pain points in production today, which approach should your team bet on? We break down the capabilities, limitations, and tradeoffs of both.

The KotlinConf 2026 schedule was recently announced and there are a lot of talks to be excited about. We decided to compile a list of the talks we're excited to see.

We've updated the Droidcon NYC 2024 app with a new design and features. The app now uses Material 3 theming, and includes push notifications for in-conference messaging.

Fully native mobile apps was for years the default mobile app development option. As cross-platform solutions and device capability have improved, “good enough” has become the default choice for anything that isn’t a big, public app. Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose, which can seamlessly blend shared and native UI, can make “native” the default choice again.

KMMBridge is a tool that helps you publish iOS XCFramework binaries from Kotlin Mutliplatform. The tool has seen multiple iterations over the past few years. This version simplifies the configuration and usage of KMMBridge, with a primary focus on Swift Package Manager (SPM).

When native mobile teams explore KMP, getting started is pretty easy. The difficulty emerges when they try to scale. To get the most out of KMP for your team, and for KMP as a platform to succeed, we need to make scaling easy as well.

Slow Kotlin Multiplatform iOS build times? Many teams are building more architectures than needed or intended. Ensure you are not wasting build time