iOS App with Kotlin/Native: Getting Started

In this tutorial, you’ll build an iOS app using Kotlin/Native. You’ll also take a look at the AppCode IDE from JetBrains! By Eric Crawford.

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Where to Go From Here?

Download the fully finished projects using the Download materials button at the top or bottom of this tutorial to see how it went.

Kotlin/Native has opened the doors to interoperability with more platforms. You’ve seen how it works on iOS, but you can also target platforms like Linux with C and Web with WebAssembly. You can even target both Android and iOS in the same project using Kotlin Multi-Platform Modules.

In this tutorial, you have only scratched the surface of how Kotlin/Native works on iOS and what it offers. More information can be found on the Kotlin website and on Github.

Please add your thoughts, comments, and questions to the discussion below, and have fun exploring Kotlin/Native!