Building a Compose Multiplatform App From Scratch - Understanding the Structure

Mohamad Rejeb demonstrates how to migrate an empty Android project to a multiplatform Compose app without templates.

In this tutorial you'll learn to build a working Compose Multiplatform app that runs on Android, iOS, Desktop and Web from Scratch! We're not going to use any templates, instead we are going to start from an empty Android project, and we will do all the migration steps manually to understand every part of the Kotlin Multiplatform project structure. After watching this tutorial, you will have a more solid understanding of Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose Multiplatform, and you will be able to create a complete Kotlin Multiplatform project manually. Project Source Code: github.com/MohamedRejeb/cmp-youtube-tutorial My social Links: Github: github.com/MohamedRejeb LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/MohamedRejeb/ Twitter: twitter.com/MohamadRejeb 0:00 - Intro 0:50 - Create an empty android project 2:00 - Add Kotlin multiplatform and Compose multiplatform plugins 9:52 - Create new 'Common' multiplatform module 20:59 - Move code from android module to common module 30:48 - Create new `desktop` module for the Desktop App 43:15 - Create a new iOS project and link it to common module 58:05 - Write platform-specific code using expect/actual 1:01:00 - Run Compose multiplatform on iOS 1:10:00 - Create new 'web' module for the Web App 1:22:10 - Final preview