First Impressions Integrating KMM Into a Brownfield Project

<p>As someone who has never been a big fan of cross-platform development, I believe utilizing a platform&rsquo;s native tools, and SDKs is the best way to create a high-performing app. However, there are cases where cross-platform tools can be beneficial. The strongest argument, in my opinion, is the ability to share a single source of truth for our domain layer and business logic.</p> <p>In the past, our app experienced recurring issues related to validations and rounding logic in our formulas. Unfortunately, these bugs required twice the effort to fix, as we needed to ensure the logic aligned across Android and iOS independently. Over time, the topic of sharing code became more prevalent within the team. We realized that not only could we mitigate these bugs with a shared logic layer, but we could also halve the effort needed to implement new platform-agnostic functionality for the app.</p> <p><a href="https://betterprogramming.pub/first-impressions-integrating-kmm-into-a-brownfield-project-6431671babf4"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>