Compose Multiplatform: Android, Ios, Web, Desktop Apps
Published 5/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.60 GB | Duration: 8h 22m
Published 5/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.60 GB | Duration: 8h 22m
Learn to build Android, iOS, Web, and Desktop apps using Kotlin and JetBrains Compose Multiplatform
What you'll learn
Set up and configure a Compose Multiplatform project to run on Android, iOS, Web, and Desktop.
Understand Jetpack Compose fundamentals and build interactive UIs using state and layout components.
Implement scalable app architecture with navigation, scaffolds, and Decompose navigation.
Integrate Kotlin Multiplatform libraries like Koin (DI), SQLDelight (database), and Ktor (networking).
Build a full-featured cross-platform movie catalogue app as a capstone project.
Requirements
Basic understanding of Kotlin is required (variables, functions, classes, etc.)
Familiarity with Jetpack Compose is a plus, but not mandatory
A computer capable of running Android Studio or IntelliJ IDEA
Willingness to explore cross-platform app development
Description
Want to build apps for Android, iOS, Web, and Desktop — all with a single Kotlin codebase?Welcome to the Compose Multiplatform Masterclass, where you'll learn how to create modern, responsive apps using JetBrains Compose Multiplatform (CMP).Whether you're an Android developer looking to go cross-platform or a Kotlin enthusiast ready to explore new horizons, this course will walk you through everything you need to get started and go pro.What You’ll Learn:Set up your development environment to build apps for all major platformsUnderstand the project structure of Compose Multiplatform appsMaster Jetpack Compose UI fundamentals: layouts, state, recomposition, and moreBuild scalable navigation using Decompose and Compose ScaffoldIntegrate powerful Kotlin Multiplatform libraries: Koin for DI, SQLDelight for local storage, and Ktor for networkingCreate a capstone project: A full-featured Movie Catalogue App that runs beautifully across all platformsWhy Choose This Course?Covers the entire development pipeline from setup to deploymentReal-world examples and architecture you can use in your own appsHands-on capstone project that demonstrates your new skillsKeeps you future-proof by adopting a modern, multiplatform approachWho This Course Is For:Kotlin developers who want to build cross-platform appsAndroid devs expanding to iOS, Web, and DesktopDevelopers comparing CMP with Flutter or React NativeAnyone excited to build one app that runs everywhereStart building powerful cross-platform apps with Kotlin and Compose Multiplatform — all in one course.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome to The Course
Lecture 2 Course Introduction
Lecture 3 Introduction to Compose Multiplatform
Lecture 4 Compose Multiplatform Advantages Compared to Other Frameworks
Section 2: Setting Up Your Development Environment
Lecture 5 Prepare IDE
Lecture 6 Multiplatform Project Compose Structure
Lecture 7 Running Android
Lecture 8 Running Dekstop and Website
Lecture 9 Running IOS
Lecture 10 Creating a Hello Compose Multiplatform Application
Section 3: Jetpack Compose
Lecture 11 Introduction to Module 3
Lecture 12 Jetpack Compose Basics
Lecture 13 Layout Basics: Column, Row, Text, Button
Lecture 14 State and remember
Lecture 15 Composition & Recomposition
Lecture 16 Counter App: Hands-on
Section 4: Navigation & App Structure
Lecture 17 Scaffold, TopAppBar, And NavigationBar
Lecture 18 Navigation with Decompose
Lecture 19 Part 1: Let’s Build: Multi-Page App with Bottom Navigation
Lecture 20 Part 2: Let’s Build: Multi-Page App with Bottom Navigation
Section 5: Multiplatform Settings, Dependency Injection, and SQLDelight
Lecture 21 Introduction to Module 5
Lecture 22 Part 1: Kotlin Multiplatform Settings
Lecture 23 Part 2: Kotlin Multiplatform Settings
Lecture 24 Introduction to Dependency Injection
Lecture 25 Dependency Injection with Koin Multiplatform
Lecture 26 SQLDelight
Lecture 27 SQLDelight for WasmJs
Lecture 28 Part 1: TodoList App: Hands-on
Lecture 29 Part 2: TodoListApp: Hands-on
Lecture 30 Part 3: TodoListApp: Hands-On
Section 6: Networking in Kotlin Multiplatform
Lecture 31 Introduction to Ktor Client
Lecture 32 Post App: Hands-on
Lecture 33 Part 2 - Post App: Hands-On
Section 7: Capstone Project: Movie Catalogue
Lecture 34 Initiate Project
Lecture 35 Setup Network, Dependency Injection, and Navigation
Lecture 36 Setup Data Model and Movie API
Lecture 37 Setup Repository and Use Case
Lecture 38 Navigation Component
Lecture 39 Creating Movie and Tv List UI
Lecture 40 Creating Detail UI
Lecture 41 Testing In Android
Lecture 42 Testing in Desktop
Lecture 43 Testing in Website
Kotlin developers who want to build cross-platform apps with a single codebase,Android developers looking to expand their skills to iOS, Web, and Desktop,Mobile and frontend developers interested in modern, declarative UI development,Developers evaluating alternatives to Flutter, React Native, or other frameworks,Anyone who wants to build real-world apps using JetBrains Compose Multiplatform