Bridge the Gap: How to Write KMP Devs Actually Like
Bridge the Gap: How to Write KMP Devs Actually Like is a practical exploration of Kotlin Multiplatform tailored specifically for native iOS and Android developers. It takes participants through the process of architecting a shared KMP core to power two provided platform-specific applications, highlighting essential best practices for state management, architecture, and Swift interop. The main lesson from this workshop is that sharing business logic doesn't require compromising the native experience. If you want to unify your codebase without frustrating your platform teams, learn with us how to build shared code that native devs actually enjoy using.
People behind this workshop
Michal, a seasoned iOS Team Leader whose passion for mobile development is matched only by his love for clean, robust architecture. A dedicated fan of the Apple ecosystem and an advocate for The Composable Architecture. When he isn’t leading engineering teams or exploring the latest in cross-platform tech, Michal is likely cheering for Arsenal FC or mastering a complex board game. Fun fact: his name even graces the credits of the award-winning film Zátopek. Michal’s unique blend of high-level leadership and hobbyist enthusiasm makes him the perfect guide to help you bridge the gap between platforms.
An Android veteran since the 1.5 Cupcake era, Patrik has spent well over a decade engineering large-scale mobile solutions. His professional Android career started at a top-tier Czech antivirus company, where he contributed to an app with tens of millions of active users globally. His main focus is on designing clean and highly maintainable architecture. When not at the computer, you can catch him riding his enduro or gravel bike, or exploring the mountains.
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