Many people seem to overlook the fact that Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) is primarily developed for the purpose of sharing logic. KMP provides capabilities that are on par with what native C++ and C libraries have offered for several years, but with a higher level of sophistication.

For those who discuss 'compose multiplatform' and UI sharing using KMP, it's essential to understand that KMP's primary focus is logic sharing. Sharing user interfaces is merely an additional capability it offers via Compose Multiplatform. I strongly recommend that everyone conducts further research. Comparing KMP with Flutter and React Native is like comparing apples and oranges.