Meetup with KMM Libraries
summary
Meetup adopts Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile and builds the Meetup for Organizers app with a four‑engineer prototype team, hitting real GraphQL data and shipping a beta. Shared business logic lives in KMM while UI remains Swift/Android, and libraries used include Apollo GraphQL, SQLDelight, Ktor, moko‑resources, kotlinx‑serialization, Kermit and multi‑platform paging. Result: fewer platform‑specific bugs, faster feature delivery, a single shared library rolled into four apps and a move to a monorepo.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 12:40KMM Libraries
- 13:05Kotlin/Native Memory
- 13:42Apollo GraphQL
- 15:51SQLDelight for a Client Database
- 17:46KotlinX DateTime for Dates
- 18:31KotlinX Serialization for JSON
- 18:52Multiplatform Settings
- 19:39Multiplatform Paging
- 20:20Koin for Dependency Injection
- 20:57Kermit for Logging
- 21:25KMP-Native Coroutines (or Skie)
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