Hey, guys. I will officially publish it tomorrow (in Monday) at around 9 GTM but it would be really nice to have some feedback before. It is really important article for me and I hope it will be also for multiplatform Kotlin development. I am still doing corrections but every feedback is appreciated. Even typos or misspells. (post will be published in medium, but I've changed link to docs so everybody can add comment) Docs where you can comment and suggest changes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PnLpA9RLvVy_n2vcdRZ0q1AT4dC_0d3IAZ_ZwyjuRac/edit?usp=sharing How article looks like: https://blog.kotlin-academy.com/architecture-for-multiplatform-development-in-kotlin-cc770f4abdfd

This is really great work, thank you very much for your effort and sharing it. I've been looking forward to this article. 😄 I really like how you explained the module splits and how they relate. One thing I think would be nice for a future article is an explanation of your gradle scripts and how they relate. I tried to get an understanding of how your compilation works with all the modules but it looked so incredibly complex. Especially the JavaScript modules. I clearly have a lot to learn, but it's a topic that's barely any information about in any articles I've read. 🙂

Thanks a lot 🙂 I am planning to make separate article about gradle in multiplatform project but before that I will have to clean-up and fix all my scripts first xP It was not such a high priority so I was satisfied with working state but there is still a lot to be done in this subject. I also have to go deeper into WebPack. BDW Udacity have great free course for Gradle 🙂 https://www.udacity.com/course/gradle-for-android-and-java--ud867

"is interop with" doesn't sound good to me. Maybe it'd better "has interop with" or "is interoperable with"?

@ilya.gorbunov Common modules can have expected declarations of platform dependent types and functions https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/multiplatform.html

And plain modules? What are they then?

You can make just plain kotlin module/library. It is defined differently and cannot have expected declarations but we don't need to make platform modules to it

So basically a plain module is one of Kotlin/JVM, /JS, /Native?

This are called regular modules

Ok, then I still don't get what is the difference from common. Do plain modules have

apply plugin: 'kotlin-platform-common'

in their gradle files?

no

Then these are just Kotlin/JVM modules, they can be used as dependencies only for other JVM projects.

I need a better example xP

Good article 👍 And additional like for image with Singapore (bridge photo) 🇸🇬