Apollo-Android: a Journey to Kotlin Multiplatform
summary
Repository moves from Java to Kotlin incrementally, ships Kotlin Multiplatform models in a 2.0-era release, and keeps Java compatibility while converting tests (which reveal native bugs). Codegen needs little change: supporting Kotlin-native JSON reader and OKIO for streams. Runtime requires a rewrite: interceptor pipeline, pluggable network transport with OkHttp on JVM and NSURLSession on iOS, SQLDelight for normalized cache, and new concurrency abstractions. Publication uses Gradle metadata and a single coordinate per module and is published with maven-publish.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:02What is ApolloAndroid
- 3:19Timeline
- 5:11Initial approaches
- 7:23Kotlin Multiplatform Plugin
- 10:45Dependencies
- 17:00Tests
- 19:38Publishing
- 22:46Gradle metadata
- 24:59Code generation
- 29:21Apollo runtime
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