Anybody who has built native mobile applications has experienced the flow-breaking build process - make a change, hit build, wait a minute, and see if it worked. The minute is not that bad if you are making big changes, but when you want to see if yo...
Step-by-Step Tutorial: We will take a Compose Multiplatform baseline project and add DataStore for use on Android, iOS, and Desktop.
In Part 1 of this post, we walked through adding Room to your Android app. Now it is time to make this a Kotlin Multiplatform app with shared business logic. Let’s get started. There are 2 primary resources for Room KMP: Room for Kotlin Multiplatform...
There are 2 stages to this post: getting Room running on Android, and then getting Room Multiplatform running on KMP so that the business logic can be shared across Android and iOS. Let’s get started. To add Room to Android, you can refer to https://...
For over a decade, I have been experimenting with ways to "write once, run anywhere" - where anywhere was really Android and iOS. The problem I always had was that this seemed to turn a complex problem of dealing with 2 platforms into a complex probl...
It is painfully obvious when you are reading a script AND filming yourself - your eyes are too far from looking at the camera and they just skip about too much. I wanted to see if I could create something that would make it less obvious that I was re...