Kotlin Compose Multiplatform - Make iOS and Android App

Kotlin Compose Multiplatform | Make iOS and Android App, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 5, with 30 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 6 subscribers.

You will learn about Compose Multiplatform App Development MVVM Clean Architecture iOS + Android App Development MongoDB Local Storage for Multiplatform Apps and much more This course is ideal for individuals who are anyone who wants to build multiplatforms app development or anyone who wants to make ios + android apps from single codebase It is particularly useful for anyone who wants to build multiplatforms app development or anyone who wants to make ios + android apps from single codebase.

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Summary

Title: Kotlin Compose Multiplatform | Make iOS and Android App

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 30

Number of Published Lectures: 30

Number of Curriculum Items: 30

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 30

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Compose Multiplatform App Development

MVVM

Clean Architecture

iOS + Android App Development

MongoDB

Local Storage for Multiplatform Apps

and much more

Who Should Attend

anyone who wants to build multiplatforms app development

anyone who wants to make ios + android apps from single codebase

Target Audiences

anyone who wants to build multiplatforms app development

anyone who wants to make ios + android apps from single codebase

In this course you will learn and build android and ios app development using kotlin compose multiplatform.

Compose Multiplatform:

1. What It Is: Compose Multiplatform is an extension of Jetpack Compose, Google’s modern toolkit for building native UIs in Android, which allows you to create user interfaces that work across multiple platforms like Android, iOS, desktop, and the web using a single codebase.

2. Why It’s Important: Compose Multiplatform streamlines UI development by allowing developers to write once and deploy across different platforms, reducing duplication and ensuring consistency.

Compose Multiplatform allows you to build UIs that leverage native components directly on each platform (Android, iOS, Desktop), the apps often feel more “native” to users. This can be a key advantage for developers who prioritize the look and feel of a truly native experience.

If you already have an existing Android project, Compose integrates seamlessly, allowing you to incrementally adopt Compose within your existing app. This is particularly beneficial for large projects where a full rewrite isn’t feasible.

It’s built with Kotlin, which is already widely adopted in the Android ecosystem. For Kotlin developers, learning Compose Multiplatform is a natural progression. Additionally, Kotlin Multiplatform allows sharing business logic across Android, iOS, desktop, and web, which can be a major advantage if you’re already using Kotlin.

Since it’s closer to the native platform, integrating with platform-specific features (like Android’s Jetpack libraries or iOS-specific APIs) is more straightforward. You can directly call platform APIs from your Compose code.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Download

Lecture 1: Download

Chapter 3: Kotlin Multiplatform Environment Setup | Windows + MacOS

Lecture 1: Kotlin Multiplatform Environment Setup | Windows

Lecture 2: Kotlin Multiplatform Environment Setup | MacOS

Chapter 4: Compose Multiplatform

Lecture 1: what is compose multiplatform

Chapter 5: Understand Project Structure

Lecture 1: create compose multiplatform app and explain kmp project structure

Lecture 2: understanding project structure common main source set android and ios source

Chapter 6: Third Party API

Lecture 1: Third Party API for currency conversion rates

Chapter 7: Add dependencies and plugings

Lecture 1: add dependencies libraries and versions

Chapter 8: Set App Theme and Colors

Lecture 1: set App Theme and Colors

Chapter 9: Send request to API and get Response from API

Lecture 1: implement API Response Class

Lecture 2: send request to api

Lecture 3: get response data from api

Chapter 10: Dependency Injection – Check if data is fresh or not

Lecture 1: check if data is fresh or not

Lecture 2: store the timestamp

Lecture 3: dependency injection

Chapter 11: Filter the retrieved data from api

Lecture 1: add countries resources with flags in drawable resources

Lecture 2: filter the retrieved data from api

Chapter 12: Home Page UI – Add Status Currency Inputs and Amount Text Field

Lecture 1: implement Home Page Header and display exchange rates based on rate state

Lecture 2: Add Currency Inputs and Text Field Field for taking Inputs from user

Chapter 13: MongoDB Realm

Lecture 1: configure mongodb realm | insert and retrieve curreny amount

Lecture 2: read local storage for data status if data is fresh or not

Chapter 14: Read persisted default chosen currencies

Lecture 1: read persisted default currencies selected

Chapter 15: Switch between source and target currencies with animations

Lecture 1: switch between source and target currencies

Lecture 2: add animations on switch icon button

Lecture 3: apply animations on currency view fields

Chapter 16: Choose Currency Dialog

Lecture 1: allow user to choose currency from currency dialog

Lecture 2: display user chosen currency

Chapter 17: Perform calculations for exchanged amount | Show Result on home page body

Lecture 1: perform calculations for exchanged amount and show on home page body

Lecture 2: fixing the colors for dark and light themes mode

Instructors

Muhammad Ali
WEB & Mobile Apps Development, Game Development, AI, AR & ML

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