Building Hybrid Mobile Apps with Compose Multiplatform and SwiftUI: Practical Code Sharing and UI Fusion
summary
Explains a hybrid mobile approach combining Compose Multiplatform and SwiftUI: business logic is shared with Kotlin Multiplatform while UI uses Jetpack Compose on Android and SwiftUI on iOS. Shows concrete techniques for embedding Compose screens into a SwiftUI iOS app and calling SwiftUI components (e.g., Map) from Compose, plus criteria for choosing which screens/components to implement in each UI toolkit, KMP ViewModel patterns, and practical guidance for incrementally introducing Compose into existing apps.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Hybrid mobile apps intro
- 2:12Architecture choices
- 5:28Code sharing & UI fusion
- 8:19Switching UI frameworks
- 11:10Navigation bridge
- 15:33MVI pattern
- 18:05Shared business logic
- 21:17View integration
- 24:43Native UI components
- 26:29Performance trade-offs
- 29:42Memory & rendering
- 31:28Networking & localization
- 33:58Gesture & scroll differences
- 35:30Prototyping lifecycle
- 37:41Q&A
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