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Kotlin Multiplatform Development

A practical guide to Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) — share business logic across Android, iOS, desktop, and web while keeping native UIs and performance.

Target versions: Kotlin 2.4.x with the K2 compiler, Ktor 3.x, kotlinx.serialization 1.8.x, SQLDelight 2.1.x, Koin 4.x, and Compose Multiplatform 1.11.x.

Objectives

After completing this guide, you will be able to:

  • Create and structure a KMP project with the Kotlin Multiplatform wizard
  • Share code with expect/actual and platform-specific implementations
  • Build a shared networking layer with Ktor and kotlinx.serialization
  • Persist data offline with SQLDelight across platforms
  • Set up dependency injection with Koin Multiplatform
  • Share UI with Compose Multiplatform on Android, iOS, and desktop
  • Ship a complete cross-platform library with a clean public API

Contents

Section Topic File
KMP Fundamentals Project Setup and Structure 01-kmp-fundamentals/01-kmp-project-setup.md
Common vs Platform Code (expect/actual) 01-kmp-fundamentals/02-common-vs-platform-code.md
Shared Modules Shared Networking with Ktor 02-shared-modules/03-shared-networking.md
Shared Persistence with SQLDelight 02-shared-modules/04-shared-persistence-sqldelight.md
Cross-Platform DI Koin Multiplatform 03-cross-platform-di/05-koin-multiplatform.md
Compose Multiplatform Shared UI with Compose 04-compose-multiplatform/06-compose-multiplatform-ui.md
Workshop Build a Weather Library 99-workshop/01-cross-platform-library-workshop.md

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Kotlin Multiplatform Developer — share business logic across platforms. Target: Kotlin 2.4.x, KMP, Compose Multiplatform

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