SwiftUI meets Kotlin Multiplatform!
summary
Explores a working iOS app that consumes a shared Kotlin Multiplatform repository to show bus routes, using SwiftUI views bound to an ObservableObject with @Published list updates and EnvironmentObject injection so UI updates automatically after fetch. Shared code uses SQLDelight for persistence and Ktor client for network calls while Android keeps Retrofit; Kotlin exposes a suspend fetch plus a lambda overload for iOS. Uses Xcode beta, CocoaPods and Touchlab plugins to build and debug the multiplatform module.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:15Recent tech developments
- 4:41Example app context
- 6:04What is SwiftUI
- 7:49Architecture alignment
- 10:39SwiftUI code evolution
- 12:44Data flow with SwiftUI
- 13:47Coroutines in multiplatform
- 14:08Xcode plugins for Kotlin
- 15:10Platform-specific code
- 15:50Resources and Q&A
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