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Hey Philipp! Are you planning on doing a Runique CMP premium course that contains all the treats combined like? Room, Compose Navigation, Ktor, Notifications, GPS, etc? Runique (not the wearable part) course but with as many google based libraries we all love that are now making it into KMP world like the new Navigation and Room. That would compare directly to the android course you have and would be a marvel as we would be able to see how many common parts can be used and how from a large app like Runique for which we already have a very good gasp about how to make.

Any idea how to share a mp4 file?

I suffer from a lack of resources, and the auxiliary libraries on KMP, unlike Flutter, are very rich I hope KMP grows quickly because I fell in love with it

Mr. Poop 🥲😍

First frame scared me)

Right now things are looking a little bit messed up in kmp, looking difficult 😅

Which theme you are using in the android studio, It's awsome..!

Literally solved today's problem 😂❤

I am just starting my journey and wondered if these tutorials are still valid to follow?I have found that following along as a beginner on these older versions of the IDE gets me lost because things are so different on the video to the new IDE.

iOS support for SVG is way superior than Android, as well as their SF symbols. However this is good to have feature.Does this also work when using native UI framework on both platform such as view base and UIKit?

Hi Phillip! I'm following this series closely, thanks for it. I'd like to contribute that to have the Desktop app run by clicking the run button you could: * Open the Run Configuration settings * Add a Shell configuration name it DesktopApp if you want * On the window set it to run the script from "text" not "From File" * Add those parameters "./gradlew run" and ensure that the absolute path of the configuration is the project folder * Save and run it as normal in the drop-down list. Hope it helps others. Maybe you can review that with others in the next video. I know you'll get what I mean. Thanks again for the videos. Can't wait for more.

You can use gradle tasks to generate resources. I use following tasks to generate resources ./gradlew generateComposeResClass ./gradlew generateResourceAccessorsForCommonMain and you don't have to wait.

could you make a tutorial on how to implement it in an jetpack compose app from the default navigation system?

Can we use GraphQL instead of retrofit in this project?

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Hey...Phillipp video! To elaborae, Philipp, just so many thanks to you for all your invaluable android kotlin and KMP videos. Im way behind as Im still only a relatively new Android developer, but enjoying getting up to speed with it all. Youve done so much for the Android community. Thanks heaps. Nick.

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Das Maß an Engagement ist hier erstklassig. Es ist klar, dass sich alle intensiv mit dem jeweiligen Thema beschäftigen.🍓

How do we test it with Face id?

dear phillip sir i kindly request you to make such short videos with other content it really helpful me sir

The more I learn about Google, the more I hate them. I hope they are out of business one day.

Thank you. really helpful

You got a new follower!

Its been only 4 months and it's already changed, oh how I hate android...

So what should we learn as I am good in compose and I am learning compose multi-platform what should I do sir.

so whats the difference between compose multiplatform vs kotlin multiplatform ?

What about library? For example bluetooth or serial communication

My question it is stable hot web use and for iOS I will use swift

First of all the UseCase suffix is not necessary. Also capsuling a function into a class where no dependencies are needed is also not necessary. Makes it more complex. You should use operator function "invoke" if you need a class for injecting deps and name the class like a function (ValidateEmail). You can call the instance easily like a function ("validateEmail(...)"). Really good readable. Example 2 is wrong IMHO. There is no such thing like the representation layer and a dogmatic assignment. Historically the splitting of View and Logic (Presenter, VM, Controller) was because of testing issues. The View isn't really good testable because of the huge framework which it brings with it. Therefore ALL code, which is testable should be tested and the View should have as less conditions (logic) as possible. It was always the responsibility of the Presenter (VM, Controller) to map the Data from different sources into an format the View can understand (ViewState) and which needs no further mapping/conditions (if possible) to be able to test the logic. I recommend lectures from Kent Beck, Ian Cooper, Robert C Martin (Uncle Bob), Martin Fowler. With the abstractions you are absolutely right. The problem with testing use cases is explained by Ian Cooper (TDD, Where Did It All Go Wrong). You shouldn't test use cases. Test should never know them. Just call the public interface (for instance ViewModel - on...Clicked()) and check for the out coming ViewState. Only external dependencies like a Database or a Http-Layer (Retrofit) should be mocked. I personally use Koin as dependency framework, which allows to override dependencies. Perfect to replace a Retrofit datasource by a mocked one. Install the production Koin Module + Override definitions in the Test. E.g. in the Test you always test the full path and never call implementation details like Usecases or Repositories. Otherwise the Code isn't really tested and refactoring is mostly impossible. Watch Ian Cooper and try to understand him!!! A good indicator you do it wrong is when you use VisibleForTesting annotation. Testing in isolation doesn't mean to test the production classes independent of each other but running the Tests independent of each other ->> Kent Beck You think too much in Layers and belongings. These things are just there to bring order into the code. Technical depth is fine if you have a good feature test coverage. Spaghetti code is fine if your have a good test coverage. If you test like Kent Beck you can refactor each time and the test will tell you if your features are still work. Your code is frozen, when you test each class and it make zero sense. I hope this wasn't to offensive and will bring you to the next level. -> Watch Ian Cooper!!!

I actually prefer the idea of using SwiftUI and Compose for iOS and Android respectively

How tofind the remote jobs

Its been stable for years now

This is the issue I have with Azure ARM template. It always ONLY give me 1 error then exit and I need to retry every time until all errors are solved!! Run checks and give me all the errors at once pleaseeeeee This looks nice, but not user friendly. Capture all the fails and present them all to the user dammit

Any cross platform framework can't produce app with efficiency of native wheather it's kmp or flutter, if company requires efficient and scalable products it must be made using native languages and framework swift for ios and kotlin for android

Looked from the point of view of the "innovative" and next gen sutff (Web3 and beyond) it's a clear yes from me. This even includes the wasm targets. Having the maturity of Kotlin and JetBrains, combined with their "write ones, run anywhere" vision, and the level how far KMP (incl. Compose) came over the last years, it's a no-brainer for me. Yes there are Dragons, but hey, are they not always there some how? ;) You'll find a way to work around the gaps, your a Dev! (addressed to all, not neceserily Philipp :)

I am confused, I thought KMP and compose multiplatform they're the same thing

You should start learning compose multiplatform and build sample apps. It will be ready for production mid of 2025. For native Android (non iOS) devs who are serious about their apps running on iOS as well then you should learn swift and some basics of SwiftUI. ( As in build a simple native SwiftUI App without using KMP ) Even though Google has announced support for KMP. Firebase does not support KMP and libraries like ROOM, navigation, jetpack viewModel are still in alpha. And do remember that on iOS for background tasks( Android's equivalent of Work Manager ) cannot be written in Kotlin, it has to be written in Swift so you will still need some Swift skills. Swift is great its modern, easy to learn and concise ( not as enjoyable as Kotlin thou ). Jetbrains has full support for Kotlin to Objective C interop but not with Swift, I am guessing Kotlin Swift interop might be released end of 2025. ( After that there is no stopping KMP + CMP )

It's four years later, and there is no activty_main.xml file :( Looks like it's now in the Kotlin code with an @Composable annotation....? It's so hard to get started because it's constantly changing....#endGripe

We use Compose Multiplatform at my job to develop applications for middle-sized companies and it works perfectly fine.

Is a good time to continue to learn, so when the right time arrives, knowledge and opportunity are going to meet! And that’s the key to success.

Hey Phillip, is it possible if we can convert CurrencyEvent sealed class into generic sealed class just like Resource for a bigger project. ruclips.net/video/ct5etYgB5pQ/видео.html

Die Vielfalt der hier vertretenen Hintergründe ist wirklich bemerkenswert. Es verleiht dem Gespräch eine enorme Fülle.💞

Hey I have a doubt I purchased Google console in 2022 do I need 20 testers to publish app now since I published an app in 2022

Yes!, U should at least start learning it nowadays and build sample apps

Thank you so much for your videos. There's one question though, how can I make the borders of the image round?

Just installed hackintosh to follow this!

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