There are many good reasons you may want to add a bit of scripting in your application : A-B testing, having configurable behavior without having to update the entire app, allowing customization, etc.
As of today, there is no scripting language that is compatible with all Kotlin/Multiplatform targets. So let me introduce you to a new Scripting language that is designed for Kotlin/Multiplatform. It is tailor-made for Kotlin applications, uses coroutines by default, is tooled with the IDEs you already use, and is very simple to reason about and integrate.
In this presentation, I will introduce you to the concepts of the KaMyPso language, and use a simple Compose Multiplatform application to show how you can integrate a simple scripting feature to a Kotlin/Multiplatform application.