Compose Multiplatform: Build Android and iOS Apps with Kotlin

Modern mobile development no longer requires writing and maintaining separate codebases for Android and iOS. By sharing both your user interface and business logic, you can deliver native applications faster and with fewer bugs. This text-based course guides you step-by-step through the process of building cross-platform mobile applications using Compose Multiplatform and Kotlin Multiplatform. You will transition from understanding core concepts to structuring a shared codebase that delivers native performance and a polished look-and-feel on both major mobile platforms. What you'll learn: - Understand the foundational architecture of Kotlin Multiplatform and how Compose Multiplatform renders native UI. - Build adaptive and responsive user interfaces that look great on both Android and iOS devices. - Manage application state and business logic using modern architectural patterns like MVVM and Kotlin Coroutines. - Implement local data persistence across platforms using multiplatform-compatible database solutions. - Apply clean architecture principles to keep your shared codebase scalable, organized, and easy to maintain. - Design and customize themes, including light and dark modes, with shared resources. You will start with key multiplatform concepts and configuration, then gradually build a fully functional application, exploring state management, database integration, and UI styling through detailed written explanations and practical code examples. This course is designed for beginners to mobile development or software developers with basic programming knowledge who want to learn modern cross-platform development without needing prior Android or iOS experience. Start reading today and build your first shared mobile application with Kotlin.