Compose Multiplatform for iOS: Ready for Production Use
summary
Compose Multiplatform declares the iOS target stable and ships shared UI for Android, desktop and iOS with a stable API, production rollouts (notably Bilibili using a shared instant‑messaging feature with millions of monthly users from a platform of a couple hundred million), 60/120 Hz frame targets and benchmarks that sometimes beat SwiftUI by a few percent. Tooling includes an IntelliJ/Android Studio Kotlin multiplatform plugin, desktop hot reload via the JetBrains runtime DCVM-enabled JVM, and AI-assisted edits with Juny that preserve app state.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Compose Multiplatform for iOS intro
- 1:07Stability of Compose Multiplatform
- 3:34Shared UI framework
- 7:48API stability for devs
- 8:30Native feel and integration
- 12:03Performance benchmarks
- 13:28Accessibility features
- 14:51Tooling and IDE setup
- 16:02New project setup
- 17:28Live coding shared UI
- 21:19Debugging setup
- 22:00Run and debug iOS/Android
- 22:40Compose Hot Reload intro
- 23:24Hot Reload demo
- 28:17Hot Reload limits
- 29:01Hot Reload for UI galleries
- 31:10AI integration
- 31:53Platform-specific APIs
- 32:57Native video player iOS
- 35:50Libraries and ecosystem
- 36:33Architecture and lifecycle
- 37:36Google’s KMP commitment
- 37:56Summary and resources
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