Kotlin Multiplatform. Make your Android App Cross-Platform
summary
Shows converting an existing Android energy app (Last.fm API) into a working cross-platform app with shared Kotlin code for data models, networking and architecture compiled into an iOS framework via Gradle script and optional CocoaPods. Replaces Retrofit with a Ktor-based client using OKHttp engine on Android and Darwin engine on iOS, adapts Kotlinx serialization and parcelable differences, maps coroutines with expect/actual dispatchers (post-1.7.20 defaults), bridges flows to Swift with collectors, and wires dependency injection using Koin DI.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:31Understanding KMP
- 3:28Architectural overview
- 6:01Project implementation
- 8:06Setting up the shared model
- 11:10Data model migration
- 13:18Networking implementation
- 16:51Concurrency and flow
- 24:34DI and architecture
- 33:34Q&A and summary
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