Developers Without Borders: Jetpack Compose for Android and iOS
summary
Jetbrains has developed Kotlin Multiplatform to let Android and iOS apps share business logic written in Kotlin, and Compose Multiplatform extends this to UI code. The presenters explain Compose for iOS — the recent addition that brings Jetpack Compose-style UI to iOS — and evaluate whether it really enables a single codebase for Android and iOS apps.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Kotlin Multiplatform & Compose
- 1:13Kotlin Multiplatform context
- 5:47Kotlin Multiplatform stability
- 8:13Compose Multiplatform overview
- 9:15Compose Multiplatform tech
- 9:58Demo app overview
- 11:00Multiplatform stack choices
- 13:47Live coding setup
- 17:21Project structure & integration
- 19:49Migrating to common module
- 23:47Handling incompatible resources
- 26:17Adapting views & ViewModels
- 30:30Final integration
- 32:41Final demo
- 34:49Compose Multiplatform benefits
- 37:01Q&A
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