Kotlin Multiplatform at Stable and Beyond
summary
Kotlin Multiplatform claims stable compatibility guarantees since last year and shows concrete progress: automated default hierarchy template source‑set creation, Gradle configuration caching and incremental KLib builds, a new Kotlin/Native memory allocator, and Compose Multiplatform shipping resource and lifecycle support. Live demos show a shared Compose UI running on Android and iOS with working Fleet cross-language debugging and rename across Kotlin and Swift, plus a multiapp template and the experimental Amper build manifest implemented as a Gradle plugin.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Kotlin Multiplatform intro
- 5:25Expect/actual basics
- 7:09Stable release overview
- 12:48Tooling improvements
- 13:09Project setup
- 14:13Demo in Fleet IDE
- 19:28Sharing UI with Compose
- 21:34Compose resources demo
- 26:10Compose lifecycle demo
- 28:37ViewModel in Compose
- 31:25Navigation in Compose
- 33:10Emperor build system
- 40:40Resources and next steps
- 42:23Q&A
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