How to Build a Clean Architecture CRUD Note App Using KMM (Android + iOS)

KMM (Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile) allows us to create cross-platform apps using Kotlin. A major part of our apps logic is shared Kotlin code - only the platform specific things need to be implemented in native code. So, we effectively get 2 native apps while sharing a lot of Kotlin code.

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[hinocenciopaulo]

I could see that you put a lot of effort into this project and still released it for free. Thank you very much.

[kinggeorges]

Thanks Phillip for this great video were waiting impatiently 🤩
Next time please consider doing a *News KMM app* with API requests 🙏

[francismwangi]

Hello Phillip.Your ability to simplify complex concepts and explain them in a clear and concise manner is truly commendable. Your step-by-step approach to teaching makes it seem easy and achievable, even for beginners.
Looking forward to learning more about Firebase, CRUD operations, and authentication. If you have time for a YouTube tutorial on these topics, I'd love to watch it. Thanks for sharing your expertise.

[mattisovereighteen]

This is better than most paid courses, thank you so much!

[shareefummer]

I was eagerly waiting for your KMM video. Thanks brother . Love from India😍

[dbug]

Another tip from an iOS dev hehehe: you don't need to set optional variables to nil. The default value is already nil. Thanks for the video!

[PhilippLackner]

I just launched a really in-depth KMM course in which you learn to build a professionally designed translator app that supports 28 languages. Get it here:

[elelan]

Finally finished watching this and learned a lot
I think it's time you start making IOS and swift tutorials along with KMM
We would love that very much😍😍😍

[breensrobert]

Wow finally finished this, great explanation and looking forward to building more apps on KMM.

[dess]

I wish there was that great content in Flutter like this! I'm not learning kotlin but it really helps in my stack anyway

[alexeysimchenko]

on 22:10 I several times listened what did you say, and I could understand it only when I switched on subtitles.
That word was - parameter)) You put emphasis on the last syllable, although it should be on the second. It's not big deal while you have good subtitles

[miracleukaka]

Thank you so much for this. I can't wait to get my Mac so I can start applying these KMM concepts.

[celik_m]

Nicely done. Small suggestion would be to record natural approach to development in terms of showing decision making process and at least part of the struggles.

[theophilus]

Thanks much Philipp... I'm personally grateful for this... 🙏🙌

[sanjaybatak]

Thanks a million Phillip Lacker 🎉 U r our hero.

[andresfgarcia]

Great tutorial, can't wait to see more KMM & iOS

[ericlekwa]

Thank you Philipp I have been keeping an eye for this tutorial. this is an dream come through for me 🥳

[elelan]

Thank you
Looking forward to learn a lot about KMM 🤩

[rafiulhassan]

Thanks a ton!!
@ 44:22
Why did you use "lowercase()" in both title & query instead of "ignorecase = true" inside contains?
Isn't it more convenient?

[KIRILLINGUSS]

awesome video!!! we're waiting for more about KMM :))😀😃