Pushing the limits of the Server Side UI platform with KMP | Paulina Sadowska

Over the past five years at Allegro, we have been building the in-house Server Side UI platform MBox. It allows developers to build mobile app screens on the backend, enabling them to implement it once for both Android and iOS.

However, one critical element was missing, causing hesitation in adopting it on a broader scale: the capability to define logic and construct fully interactive screens. It turned out Kotlin Multiplatform was the solution for our problem!

In this presentation, I will share how we used Kotlin Multiplatform to implement a client-side logic engine, which became an integral part of our Server-Side UI project. You will learn the arguments for using KMP, architecture of the solution and what lessons we learned along the way.

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[GeorgeC-uryw]

There is also Kotlin REPL, I know it is experimental but any other reason why not to use it?

[devatrii]

I'm building the similar solution if mBox would be open source it'll help me alot

[efeegbevwie]

It'll be nice if this solution was open-sourced

[JazzyJesterTechPing]

Nice, but you need speak more in public, to remove the emmm :)