Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile with Ktor

Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile with Ktor, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 81 lectures, based on 114 reviews, and has 763 subscribers.

You will learn about Kotlin Ktor Koin KGraphQL KMongo Multiplatform Apollo This course is ideal for individuals who are Full stack developers looking to learn server-side Kotlin, Ktor and GraphQL or Full stack developers looking to learn Multiplatform mobile app development or Mobile developers interested in cross-platform app development with Kotlin It is particularly useful for Full stack developers looking to learn server-side Kotlin, Ktor and GraphQL or Full stack developers looking to learn Multiplatform mobile app development or Mobile developers interested in cross-platform app development with Kotlin.

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Summary

Title: Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile with Ktor

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 81

Number of Published Lectures: 81

Number of Curriculum Items: 81

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 81

Original Price: $84.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Kotlin

Ktor

Koin

KGraphQL

KMongo

Multiplatform

Apollo

Who Should Attend

Full stack developers looking to learn server-side Kotlin, Ktor and GraphQL

Full stack developers looking to learn Multiplatform mobile app development

Mobile developers interested in cross-platform app development with Kotlin

Target Audiences

Full stack developers looking to learn server-side Kotlin, Ktor and GraphQL

Full stack developers looking to learn Multiplatform mobile app development

Mobile developers interested in cross-platform app development with Kotlin

Welcome to the future of mobile app development.

Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile allows developers to save time by writing the business logic for their iOS and Android apps just once, in pure Kotlin. Kotlin compiles an embedded framework that is shared between iOS and Android apps. Developers can now write and reuse code that is shared across platforms.

In this course we create a GraphQL server and shared repository in pure Kotlin. The course code covers the Ktor GraphQL server, and client-side shared repository. The final chapter provides an overview of Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI.

What is KMM?

Kotlin Multiplatform, or KMM allows developers to create cross-platform mobile applications using shared business logic. Under the hood, Kotlin compiles a shared framework that is embedded with native iOS and Android applications.

KMM is designed to handle core business logic in Kotlin such as client-side networking, caching and persistence.

In short, KMM will handle any logic that does not involve displaying data. The benefit of this approach is that you can reuse code, save time, and still leverage the latest iOS and Android technologies.

Why KMM?

Pros

Native performance and flexibility, along with code reusability.

Platform-specific code that *just works*.

No restrictions on your app’s UI, so you can build with SwiftUI, Jetpack Compose, etc.

Cons

There is a learning curve if you have little to no experience with Kotlin.

Multiplatform projects are currently in alpha. Language features and tooling may change in future Kotlin versions.

Installation

In this course, we will be using two different IDEs:

1. IntelliJ IDEA

2. Android Studio Preview (Arctic Fox).

In order to develop iOS applications, you will need a computer running Mac OS and Xcode 12+. Xcode is not required for this course. The code we write is pure Kotlin, and you have the option to write Swift for the final project.

Ready? Let’s get started.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Installation

Lecture 3: Hello World

Lecture 4: IntelliJ

Lecture 5: Dessert Model

Lecture 6: Database

Lecture 7: Repository Interface

Lecture 8: Dessert Repository

Lecture 9: Scope Functions

Lecture 10: Dessert Schema

Lecture 11: Dessert Query and Mutations

Lecture 12: Install Schema

Lecture 13: Code Lab: Update and Delete Dessert

Lecture 14: Code Lab Solution: Update and Delete Dessert

Chapter 2: Koin and KMongo

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Koin and KMongo

Lecture 3: Start Koin

Lecture 4: Repo Updates

Lecture 5: Dessert Repository

Lecture 6: Dessert Service – Part 1

Lecture 7: Dessert Service – Part 2

Lecture 8: Dessert Schema

Lecture 9: Application Test

Lecture 10: Paging Info

Lecture 11: Get Desserts Page

Lecture 12: Desserts Page Schema

Lecture 13: Test Desserts Page

Chapter 3: Reviews

Lecture 1: Review Model

Lecture 2: Review Repository

Lecture 3: Review Service – Part 1

Lecture 4: Review Service – Part 2

Lecture 5: Dessert Service Update

Lecture 6: Review Schema – Part 1

Lecture 7: Review Schema – Part 2

Lecture 8: Test Reviews

Chapter 4: Authentication

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: User Model

Lecture 3: Profile Model

Lecture 4: User Repository

Lecture 5: Auth Service

Lecture 6: Sign In

Lecture 7: Sign Access Token

Lecture 8: Sign Up

Lecture 9: Verify Token

Lecture 10: Auth Schema

Lecture 11: Test Auth Service

Lecture 12: Profile Service

Lecture 13: Profile Schema

Lecture 14: Test Get Profile

Chapter 5: Deployment

Lecture 1: Procfile

Lecture 2: Shadow Jar

Lecture 3: Heroku Local

Lecture 4: Deployment

Chapter 6: Apollo Client and SQLDelight

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Initialize Repo

Lecture 3: Checkout Develop

Lecture 4: Apollo Provider

Lecture 5: Download Apollo Schema

Lecture 6: SQLDelight Tables

Lecture 7: Database Driver

Lecture 8: SQL Statements

Lecture 9: Database Desserts

Lecture 10: Database User State

Lecture 11: Apollo Provider Database

Lecture 12: Code Lab: Logging Interceptor

Chapter 7: KMM Repository

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Generate Queries

Lecture 3: Base Repository

Lecture 4: Dessert Query Mapper

Lecture 5: Dessert Mutation Mapper

Lecture 6: Review Mapper

Lecture 7: Dessert Repository Queries

Lecture 8: Dessert Repository Mutations

Lecture 9: Dessert Repository Database

Lecture 10: Auth Repository Mutations

Lecture 11: Auth Repository Queries and Database

Lecture 12: Code Lab: Review Repository

Lecture 13: Code Lab Solution: Review Repository

Lecture 14: Action Type

Chapter 8: SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Architectural Patterns and Final Project

Instructors

Michael Stromer
Mobile Developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 8 votes

2 stars: 8 votes

3 stars: 29 votes

4 stars: 30 votes

5 stars: 39 votes

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