RostrumNews If you're designing a mobile application in Kotlin as the language - using Andoid Studio as the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) - this can only generate APK or AAB file, which cannot run on iPhone (iOS) devices. APK or AAB, meaning Android Package Kit and Android App Bundle, respectively, is a format in which a code designed for Android platform is meant to be packaged after writing it, before the hosting phase. Hence, such an app can only be accessed by Android devices. iPhone devices require .ipa files or apps built using iOS frameworks such as Swift or Objective-C. I was embarrassed during the early stage in my modelling career because of this fact, owing to lack of the required knowledge or research. However, the good news is that Kotlin has a framework called Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM). With KMM, you can write shared code in Kotlin that runs on both Android and iPhone devices, though the UI still needs platform-specific implementation ...
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