Kotlin Multiplatform by Tutorials

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What You Need Book Source Code & Forums Dedications About the Team About the Authors About the Editors Introduction How to read this book Chapter 1: Introduction What is Kotlin Multiplatform? Setting up your environment Creating your first project Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 2: Getting Started Getting to know Gradle BuildSrc Shared build file Android build file Find Time Business logic Challenge Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 3: Developing UI: Android Jetpack Compose UI frameworks Jetpack Compose Time finder Time Zone screen Find Meeting Time screen Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 4: Developing UI: iOS SwiftUI Getting to know SwiftUI Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 5: Developing UI: Compose Multiplatform Getting to know Compose Multiplatform Creating a desktop app Shared UI Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 6: Connect to Platform-Specific API Reusing code between platforms Say hello to Organize Updating the Platform class Updating the UI Challenge Key points Chapter 7: App Architecture Design patterns Sharing business logic Creating Reminders section Sharing tests and UI Challenge Key points Chapter 8: Testing Setting up the dependencies Writing tests for RemindersViewModel Writing tests for Platform UI tests Challenge Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 9: Dependency Injection Advantages of dependency injection Automated DI vs. manual DI Setting up Koin Using Koin in each platform Updating AboutViewModel Testing Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 10: Data Persistence Key-Value storage Database Challenge Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 11: Serialization The need for serialization Project overview Application features Adding serialization to your Gradle configuration Different serialization formats Creating a custom serializer Serializing/deserializing new data Serializable vs. Parcelable Implementing Parcelize in KMP Testing Challenges Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 12: Networking The need for a common networking library Using Ktor Adding Ktor Connecting to the API with Ktor Plugins Retrieving content Adding headers to your request Uploading files Testing Challenge Challenge: Send your package name in a request header Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 13: Concurrency The need for structured concurrency Understanding kotlinx.coroutines Structured concurrency in iOS Using kotlinx.coroutines Working with kotlinx.coroutines New Kotlin/Native memory model Challenge Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 14: Creating Your KMP Library Migrating an existing feature to Multiplatform Publishing your KMP library Challenges Key points Where to go from here? Chapter 15: Conclusion Appendix A: Kotlin: A Primer for Swift Developers Kotlin and Swift: Comparing both languages Kotlin and Swift syntax table Where to go from here? Appendix B: Debugging Your Shared Code From Xcode Debugging the shared module Where to go from here? Appendix C: Sharing Your Compose UI Between Android & Desktop Updating your project structure Sharing your UI code Migrating Your Android UI code to multiplatform Compose Multiplatform Using third-party libraries Handling resources What’s missing? Where to go from here?