Compose Multiplatform: Build a Crypto Wallet for Android and iOS

Developing separate applications for Android and iOS can double your development time and effort. Compose Multiplatform solves this by allowing you to share your user interface and business logic using Kotlin. In this text-based course, you will learn how to build a single-codebase virtual crypto wallet application that runs natively on both platforms. You will transition from writing platform-specific code to mastering shared UI components, local data storage, and network integrations using modern multiplatform architecture. What you'll learn: - Understand the core concepts of Compose Multiplatform and how Kotlin shares code between Android and iOS. - Build responsive and adaptive user interfaces using shared Compose layouts and custom Canvas drawings. - Configure local database storage across platforms using Room to persist user portfolio data. - Integrate real-time network requests and JSON serialization using the Ktor HTTP client. - Implement clean architecture and state management patterns suitable for multiplatform applications. - Write multiplatform unit tests to ensure your shared business logic works reliably on both operating systems. You will start with the fundamental setup and core architecture of multiplatform projects before moving on to designing the user interface. From there, you will implement network connectivity, database persistence, and comprehensive testing strategies to ensure a robust application. This course is designed for beginners to multiplatform development, and no prior multiplatform experience is required, though a basic understanding of Kotlin will help you progress quickly. Start reading today to streamline your mobile development workflow and build cross-platform apps with confidence.