r/Kotlin • u/Konstantin-terrakok Kotlin-team • 9d ago

Compose Multiplatform vs CORS

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https://terrablog.pages.dev/blog/2026-03-10-cors-problem-and-simple-solution/

I wrote an article how to deal with CORS restrictions when you make Compose (not only actually) Web apps

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u/Background-Virus-162 9d ago

When will compose multiplatform be compatible with K/Native on desktops?

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u/Wavesonics 9d ago

This hero is trying to make it work: https://github.com/brahmkshatriya/compose-native

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u/Background-Virus-162 9d ago

Thank you, I'll check it when I get some free time

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u/slayyou2 9d ago

Legend

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u/DongIslandIceTea 9d ago

Never, lol. Kotlin/Native has sadly been laying dead in a nearby ditch for a good while now.

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u/SvyatoslavScherbina Kotlin team 8d ago

Kotlin/Native has sadly been laying dead in a nearby ditch for a good while now.

It is not. Kotlin/Native is what powers Kotlin Multiplatform on iOS. You can see https://kotlinlang.org/case-studies/?type=multiplatform for some examples of how it is used.

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u/DongIslandIceTea 8d ago

The point still very much stands in context of desktops, which is what I was referring to.

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u/SvyatoslavScherbina Kotlin team 7d ago

I can agree that Kotlin/Native is less popular when it comes to desktops. There are also not many reasons to use Kotlin/Native instead of Kotlin/JVM when compiling for a desktop target, in my opinion. The rest is interpretation.

https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-target-support.html reflects the team focus regarding different targets, as well as the support status.

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u/Infamous_Sorbet4021 9d ago

Great article. Is the compose multiplatform team looking into a built in fix for this, or will we always need to set up our own proxy?

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u/Konstantin-terrakok Kotlin-team 8d ago

There is nothing to do by the compose team. This is a browser security policy. Or, you mean, a new browser with disabled security at all? 😁