Build Android and iOS apps using shared Kotlin code while keeping native UI components. Learn practical patterns that work in production.
Using Ktor, you'll learn how to create a REST API networking setup that can be shared across platforms. We'll be using the Firebase REST API to authenticate users, as well as read and manage user data.
Using the Room multiplatform database, we'll create a cache layer that is shared across platforms. This will be used to cache data that we retrieve from Firebase, allowing us to repurpose it for required functionality in our app.
Learn how to create shared code modules that can be imported as dependencies for different platforms of your app, as well as covering how to provide different implementations per-platform where required.
So that our project is well organized, you'll learn how to create multiplatform libraries, shared code modules and also how to organize platform specific code in isolated modules for improved navigation throughout the project.
While being able to write multiplatform code is a huge benefit in itself, you'll also be learning how to write tests for this shared code to prevent any regressions across platforms.
We'll be creating a native Android app using Jetpack Compose - replicating how this will look in your team and allowing us to keep the UI completely native while utilising shared multiplatform code.
We'll be creating a native iOS app using Swift UI - replicating how this will look in your team and allowing us to keep the UI completely native while utilising shared multiplatform code.
The architecture used throughout the course allows us to maximize code sharing while keeping UI 100% native.
Platform-specific UI components (SwiftUI & Jetpack Compose) for the best user experience
ViewModels, state management, and business logic shared across platforms
Networking, caching, and local storage implemented once for both platforms
Centralized dependency management using Koin to wire up shared components across platforms
Learn industry-standard tools and frameworks used in production KMP apps
Master Kotlin Multiplatform with our comprehensive guide
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Comprehensive tutorial content covering all aspects of KMP development
Complete source code for all examples and projects
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Yes! We believe quality education should be accessible worldwide. We offer purchasing power parity (PPP) discounts for students in countries with lower average incomes. The discount is automatically applied based on your location, making the course affordable while maintaining the same high-quality content and support.
This course is perfect for Android and iOS developers who want to share code between platforms while keeping native UI. Whether you're a senior developer evaluating KMP adoption or a team lead looking to reduce code duplication, you'll gain practical skills applicable to real-world projects.
No prior KMP experience is required! You should be comfortable with Kotlin development and have basic Android or iOS development knowledge. We'll start with fundamentals and build up to advanced architectural patterns.
While Compose Multiplatform is exciting, most production teams prefer keeping UI native for platform-specific user experiences, easier integration with existing apps, and team expertise. This course teaches you to maximize code sharing where it matters most: business logic, networking, and data layers.
Absolutely! You'll receive the complete source code for both Android and iOS apps, including all shared modules. The code is well-documented and organized as a reference for your future projects.
Because this is a digital product, we do not support refunds. Please use the free preview to check the course content before purchasing.