The Quest for Perfect Navigation in Compose Multiplatform Navigation in Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) applications, especially those using Compose Multiplatform, presents an interesting challenge. ...
Intro Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) enables you to share code across various platforms such as Android, iOS, and JVM. Managing local data consistently across these platforms can be challenging. And...
Intro Every mobile application today ships with static resources like localized strings, images, files, fonts, etc. Resource usage in the KMP (Kotlin Multiplatform) world has been somewhat limi...
Intro Nearly every mobile application nowadays utilizes Firebase in some capacity, whether it’s implementing CRUD operations through their NoSQL database, analyzing A/B tests, or detecting crash...
One essential aspect of many applications is persistent data storage and SQLDelight is a popular library for managing database interactions in Kotlin projects. In this blog post, we’ll walk throug...
I decided to delve into Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP), and I quickly became hooked. That was a year ago, and I was initially hesitant due to the numerous build.gradle configurations that made my head...
Intro We live in a society where another day brings out the most necessary thing for an Android developer, another Navigation library. But this isn’t one, or it kinda is, but with a twist, a type...
Intro Welcome to the last part of the navigation abstraction in Compose using Google’s navigation component, in this blog post we’ll actually see the implementation of the abstracted code from Pa...
Intro Welcome to the second part of the navigation abstraction in Compose using Google’s navigation component, in this blog post we’ll see the abstraction in code. Abstraction In order to unde...
Intro Navigation in Compose is a touchy subject to many, there seems to be a new library about navigation the same way that JS frameworks are born, this article is not about creating a new naviga...