Beyond the UI: Compose as a Foundation for Multiplatform Apps
summary
Claims that Compose runtime can manage app state (not just UI) and that Compose Multiplatform removes duplicate presentation logic across Android, desktop and iOS. Demonstrations include shoehorning Compose into a Google Cloud Function as an experiment, using Molecule to produce StateFlow-backed view model state, and wiring navigation with Circuit/Voyager/Decompose. Shows Kotlin MPP 1.9.2 and Compose MPP (2021) in real projects, and describes retained coroutine scopes and remember/serialization tradeoffs that succeeded in practice.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Multiplatform with Compose intro
- 7:24Compose as runtime
- 14:23Architecture and state
- 21:04Tooling and libraries
- 26:47Compose beyond UI benefits
- 33:25Compose future
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