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I hadn't had much time to work on my kotlin MP project last week, but I'm back at it! :slightly_smiling_face: I remember last time I wrote a "Hello World"-type (it was the "Kotlin Rocks" example) app, I had to "duplicate" the whole code on both my machines (Windows, MacOS) to be able to generate the respective native outputs (:face_with_rolling_eyes:). Of course I didn't know better, but now that I'm trying to learn, I'm asking how do you "structure" your cross-platform code so that it can be used on different platforms (thus different computers)?
1) Do you store it on a shared drive/cloud/folder structure so it can be accessed by both computers?
2) Is there some kind of intermediate output (still cross-platform) that can then be copied/used on both computers to generate the native outputs (.jar/.framework)?