Introduction:
As the Android development ecosystem continues to shift toward declarative programming, Jetpack Compose stands out as a modern alternative to traditional XML layouts. Many developers with existing XML-based apps face the challenge of transitioning to Compose UI, and beyond that, expanding their apps for multiplatform use. In this post, we'll walk through the process…
Introduction
As I commented in my previous article A complete migration of a multi-module app to Compose Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP), this last month I’ve been migrating my existing multi-module application to Compose Multiplatform, and besides that, I’ve been creating a new Compose Multiplatform multi-module project from scratch. In both I have encountered the same “problems”…
As cross-platform development gains traction, Kotlin continues to grow as a powerful toolkit for building applications that run across Android, iOS, desktop, and the web. Two standout technologies in this space are Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) and Compose Multiplatform. While both are developed by JetBrains and fall under the Kotlin ecosystem, they serve fundamentally different purposes.…