Compose Multiplatform on iOS: On the Road to Stable
summary
Compose Multiplatform reaches iOS beta with concrete wins: resource API supports res drawable and strings.xml (including qualifiers and multi-module publishing), navigation gains type-safe routes and view models scoped to nav backstack, lifecycle adds collectAsStateWithLifecycle, accessibility and iOS-like scroll physics land, and performance improves in benchmarks 20% to 800% versus earlier builds. Demos show previews, image and localization hot reload, working view model state restoration with collectAsStateWithLifecycle, and type-safe navigation that actually preserves view model scopes.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Compose Multiplatform on iOS intro
- 3:52Current state
- 6:21iOS interoperability & performance
- 8:31Accessibility & scroll physics
- 10:16Insets & cutouts on iOS
- 10:57UI testing API
- 12:20Common APIs expansion
- 13:21Multiplatform resources demo
- 20:29Lifecycle abstractions
- 24:41View models in apps
- 30:25Navigation APIs
- 37:07State preservation & scoping
- 39:16Future plans & timeline
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