Kotlin Multiplatform in Action: more than 10 projects for iOS and Android with Shared code
summary
Claims a 2.5 year practical run with Kotlin Multiplatform and 10+ projects in production where a reusable open source suite called Moco cuts feature development from months to weeks by sharing business logic and building plugins for Gradle, CocoaPods, Ktor, Kotlinx serialization and coroutines. Specifics: generated REST clients from OpenAPI, a multiplatform MVVM + LiveData analogue, resource bundling into common main, permission/media/location controllers, maps and widget UI tooling — used in several Store apps and published on GitHub.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:49About Kotlin Multiplatform
- 3:19Moco libraries overview
- 8:03MVVM architecture in Moco
- 13:28Moco Network library
- 16:17Moco Resources library
- 21:40Permissions handling with Moco
- 24:35Media and video control
- 26:48Location tracking in Moco
- 28:54Maps integration
- 29:16UI lists management
- 31:26Socket IO and error handling
- 34:20Crash reporting
- 35:00Moco Widgets UI library
- 37:54Production experience summary
- 39:00Q&A session
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