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Build Apps for iOS, Android, and Desktop With Compose Multiplatform

Kotlin by JetBrains

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Mobile developmentProgramming languagesFlutter and React NativeKotlin

JetBrains engineers demonstrate how to build a cross-platform application from scratch using Compose Multiplatform and Kotlin.

Compose Multiplatform for iOS is currently in Alpha, so now is a great time to explore the technology! During this webinar, we build a simple app from start to finish in Kotlin. In the process, you see how Compose Multiplatform and Kotlin Multiplatform enable sharing everything from the networking layer to business logic and the UI. The end result is a small app that can load and display different bird pictures from an API that runs on Android, iOS, and desktop.

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What people say. Recommended as an introduction to building cross-platform apps with Compose Multiplatform.

u/zxyzyxzin r/FlutterDev • Recommends

Has anyone used Compose Multiplatform? Compose Multiplatform is an initiative by JetBrains, who make Kotlin (and its Multiplatform version), Jetpack Compose, and IDEs such as Android Studio. I watched this video where the JetBrains employees go over making a simple app from scratch in 100% Kotlin that works on Android, iOS, desktop and presumably web as well. It's an up and coming Flutter competitor and seems to draw a lot of inspiration from Flutter. They even have CLI tools equivalent to `flutter doctor`, called `kdoctor` whose output is remarkably similar. Compose Multiplatform is different than pure Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile which still required you to have the UI logic in each pla…
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u/smart_kanakin r/Kotlin • Mentions

On “Kotlin multiplatform courses or updated course on Kotlin in general that aren't paid?”

Best resources of last month (i.e. up to date): The State of Kotlin Multiplatform link to this video Getting started with KMP (Shared UI) link to this video Build Apps for iOS, Android and desktop (common UI) link to this video Bonus: Tips and tricks for the iOS part link to this video
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