Diving into KMP
Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) is a revolutionary technology that enables developers to write code that can run on multiple platforms, including Android, iOS, and beyond.
SYSTEM ONLINE · CURIOSITY UNLIMITED
$ whoami
Hey, I’m Jey. I write software and occasionally words.
Welcome to the space between the commits.
package jey
// A work in progress. Always.
object Jey {
val craft = "software engineering"
val fuel = listOf("coffee", "curiosity")
val outside = "somewhere uphill"
val softSpot = "street cats"
val learning = true
}
// LATEST ENTRIES
Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) is a revolutionary technology that enables developers to write code that can run on multiple platforms, including Android, iOS, and beyond.
In this article, I will share my journey of developing the TOC component and how it sparked my interest in frontend development.
// BEHIND THE KEYBOARD
The best part of making things?
There’s always more to discover.
My curiosity started with toy car motors and magic tricks. At ten, I discovered that a text file could become a website — and I’ve been building things ever since.
I’m drawn to thoughtful software, open source, and understanding how things work. Exploring application architecture and learning new approaches are as much a hobby as a part of my work.
Away from the keyboard, you’ll find me cycling, climbing mountains, or behind a camera, capturing a view worth keeping. And probably stopping to help a street cat. Building shelters for them is a small way I try to make a difference.
This journal is where I share what I learn along the way.