Newsletter #6
KMP Insider Weekly
This Week's Picks
DrawBox
Kotlin Multiplatform drawing library with SVG export, undo/redo & shapes for Android, iOS, Web & Desktop.
Expanded billing choice and lower fees on Google Play
Through these programs, developers can offer an alternative billing system or link users to their own website for purchases
Kotlin Toolchain 0.11
Amper 0.11.0 is out, and you will notice a shift in the product branding immediately.
Kotzilla MCP Server
It gives the assistant the same structural and runtime context Kotzilla captures from real user sessions
Start with the MCP Server
The Kotzilla MCP Server is the fastest path from zero to fixing production issues in your app.
Add an MCP server
There are many tools you can connect to the MCP Host in Android Studio.
Your app is perfectly optimized. That’s why nobody remembers it.
For as long as apps have been a business, the advice has been consistent: look at what is already working.
Navigation Event
Unified API for system Back and Predictive Back events, simplifying back navigation
Turbine
A testing library for kotlinx.coroutines Flow
New Memory Leak Profiler
New Android Studio, Android 17 & More - Mobile Dev News July 2026
Hidden KOTLIN Functions That Will Make Your Android Code Elegant
By a Senior Android Developer who’s been writing KOTLIN since day one
Connect Android Modules Without Creating Tight Coupling
How I Use Interfaces to Connect Android Modules Without Creating Tight Coupling
Android Lifecycle — Interview Questions
Here we will describe the most common interview topic for any android developer.
Kotlin 2.4 + Swift export: Flow → AsyncSequence
Interoperability with Swift is often the biggest pain point in KMP.
Detekt Explained: Enhance Kotlin Projects with Static Analysis
Static analysis isn’t about making your code “look nice.” It’s about catching the kind of problems that quietly slow teams down
Media3 v1.11.0
Here's whats new
Tracing v2.0.0-alpha09
Here's whats new
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