Compose Multiplatform: Better Shared UI for iOS and Beyond
summary
Compose Multiplatform claims production readiness across Android, iOS, Desktop and Web and shows concrete wins: 20% faster layouts and >10% canvas gains on iOS from a new parallel render thread, native iOS text input and a Liquid Glass overlay interop that actually refracts composables; Navigation 3 is stable on multiplatform with browser back‑stack integration; previews unify into common @Preview and Hot Reload updates running apps live. Real users include Perk, Sony and Chinese apps with ~250M daily and ~340M monthly metrics.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Compose Multiplatform intro
- 1:25What is Compose Multiplatform
- 3:50Success stories
- 6:19Getting started tooling
- 9:10Hot reload demo
- 11:56Recent releases
- 13:42Navigation 3 shared UI
- 17:17iOS platform features
- 21:28Compose previews shared
- 23:13iOS performance pipeline
- 26:26Native iOS interop
- 31:41iOS text input
- 34:53Web improvements
- 37:41Web interop embedding
- 39:06Summary call to action
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