But anyway from the crystal balls icons, I see that could be that this is the direction kotlin want to take, my 2 cents would be with ktor as backend framework

You can do something similar with Compose probably, question is “is it make sense on current state of the project or not”?

and will depend by the evolution of kotlin multiplatform, flutter

a platform that become the standard for devs becomes really reach of apps

I think there is 0 chance that any SwiftUI implementation will get significant part of web dev market

same for Compose

it will be a niche product. It’s personally really interesting for me, but I don’t believe that it will be so big player on web dev

but we have to point out that kotlin started with multiplatfom ambitions

for the rest nobody knows, is a fact is a thing that has huge economical consequences

for a long number of reasons

actually swift is between java and kotlin

in terms of similarity

is just ridiculous to write app in a different language as are so similar, if not for commercial reasons

I mean you already can write web apps using Kotlin, you don't need Compose for this

And yes, you already can write iOS app with Kotlin too, you don't need swiftui

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I am going to ask in the spring group now

well beter no, otherwise they will screw me something as :LEGACY CODE😂

SwiftUI targets only iOS/macOS developers, Compose is obviously main (and for now the only) target is Android, and those markets are enough to invest, develop and maintain them. All other things, like MPP, web etc are definitely nice, but I wouldn’t expect that it will “take all”, but it may “take some”

more at startups

thank you for the nice conversation, really enjoyed