Kotlin multiplatform development documentation

This repository is the source for https://www.jetbrains.com/help/kotlin-multiplatform-dev.

• Repository structure
• Contribution
• Feedback and issues

Repository structure

• Content:
  • images directory contains images and charts.
  • snippets directory contains embedded code snippets.
  • topics directory contains markdown files.
• Variables: v.list file contains variables used in documentation.
• Navigation: mpd.tree file contains the navigation tree located on the left side of the site.
• Configuration: cfg directory and writerside.cfg file contain configuration for the documentation.

Contribution

You can contribute to the documentation by submitting a pull request.
Please follow the provided style and formatting guidelines.

The Samples page aims to show robust and unique applications of Kotlin Multiplatform and is heavily curated. We currently don’t accept edits to this page directly. To feature your project as an example of Kotlin Multiplatform, use the kotlin-multiplatform-sample topic on GitHub. For projects related to Kotlin Multiplatform in general, use the kotlin-multiplatform topic.

You can also create a YouTrack issue to discuss your suggestion with the Kotlin Technical Writing team.

Feedback and issues

You have several options for providing feedback or reporting issues:

• Issue Tracker: Report issues to our issue tracker.
• Kotlin public Slack: Share feedback in the #multiplatform channel in our Kotlin public Slack.
• Feedback widget: Use the feedback widget located at the end of each documentation page.