Can anyone give feedback regarding KMP for web app...

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[Ujjwal Mittal]

Can anyone give feedback regarding KMP for web application?

[Alejandro Rios]

Please ask in #multiplatform or #compose-web, this is not the channel

[Tóth István Zoltán]

It works quite well, depending on your coding style. Check out Kvision or Fritz, both are web-oriented KMP framworks.

We've had KMP applications running in production for years.

[Ujjwal Mittal]

@Tóth István Zoltán Thanks for this wonderful reply, can you share some links where you have used KMP.

[Tóth István Zoltán]

I work mostly proprietary projects, but one of my frameworks is open source: https://zakadabar.io Please note that this one is about to retire and being replaced with my new one: https://github.com/spxbhuhb/z2

That said, I programmed quite a few (25+) years before I settled on KMP for the last 4 or so, never looked back (used Java + React before).

When talking about browser development you might find integration with JavaScript libraries a bit of an overhead.

This doesn't matter for me as I avoid dependencies as much as possible, but most programmers like to build on them.

Basically you have access to all browser functions from Kotlin without doing anything, so there is nothing you can't do.

[altavir]

Please do not start random discussions in this channel. It is used only for news and releases.

[Ujjwal Mittal]

I am sorry, i didn't knew that but I did got a reply, so I was engaging. Will not engage in further discussion here.