✨ Here are three Kotlin Multiplatform libraries you might have missed for adding useful features to your app: 🔐 KMPAuth – add sign-in options for Google, Apple, GitHub, and Facebook. kotl.in/oifswd
🌐 compose-webview-multiplatform – embed web content into your app. kotl.in/go7j5f
📅 Calendar – build customizable calendar experiences. kotl.in/ybvk1u
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🔗 Can you share UIs with Kotlin Multiplatform?
Yes, you can. Teams can share business logic with Kotlin Multiplatform and UIs with Compose Multiplatform across Android, iOS, desktop, and web where needed.
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