Build Your First Compose Multiplatform App (KMM) - Beginner Crash Course

In this video you'll learn how you can use Compose Multiplatform to build UI for both Android & iOS in Kotlin.

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[tch.]

Thank you very much for a great video as always, I really highly recommend everyone to purchase the great mentor's course on kmm, I purchased and learned a lot and today I'm already building my own apps on kmm thanks to Philipp!

[armandoavila]

I just bought a Macbook, it's on its way, I can't wait to try this out, thank you for everything, Philipp!

[GauravRavi]

I'd really like to see a complete app with networking and all in KMM. Say a simple app to show currency exchange rate in realtime.

[morrolan]

Philipp, amazing content as always. Thank you for taking the time to share your hard work with others. Of course I would like to see more on KMM. I also think this framework has a great future.

[kinggeorges]

Cool, we're waiting for the full course on compose multiplatform ❤

[trog]

Saw the original compose-iOS code from jetbrains but nice to see someone walk through how it is accomplished. Great work! Interested to see more videos in the future on how to implement an android/iOS KMM full stack app

[SanjayVerma-mfch]

Joining an Android developer job on 12th June by watching your youtube videos and making projects.
Planning to purchase your courses💯.
Thanks Philipp for such amazing and free content🙏🙏

[chadlung]

I get great value from your videos (thank you) and have been hoping you would start doing some Compose multiplatform - and here it is! Another thing I don't see a lot of is making a Library in Kotlin Multiplatform and then utilizing that between iOS and Android and in particular the nuisances of getting Flows working on the iOS side. Even something simple like a library that makes HTTP calls continuously fetching updates and feeding those results back to iOS and Android via Flows. Also, I like the idea of more Compose multiplatform videos like this. Thanks.

[mohammedalramlawi]

Amazing Philipp, I have been always getting a trigger from your simple demos

[agon]

A video series about an all-platforms app with Kotlin would be INSANE!

[ivandimitrov]

You're amazing! Thank you for all the effort you put in! ❤

[phillvaloyi]

Love this, been waiting for Compose to be multi platform for a while now

[theosuellow]

Yes pleeez, make the app that was showcased in in the Google IO Amsterdam presentation. It would be amazing to learn how to add maps, camera usage and interact with different apps using compose MP

[myselferbumba]

You're the greatest! When it's about Kotlin
Congratulatios and Thanks so much

[codeventure]

Awesome... Looking forward for the course!

[Coding_Gurus]

Bro this free content is just amazing... Hope you will keep it this way

[Unboundbooksummary]

I am glad i found your channel . please keep up this work THANK YOU

[mrdrugdesigner]

Thanks Phillip for this great content.

[mlqszkz]

It's awesome. Thanks for this video as an easy understanding tutorial for KMM.

[ngolian]

I would definitely be interested in more videos about Multiplatform, both KMM and Desktop Compose. I'd by interested in your thoughts about view models. I'm currently using a similar approach to what you described in your paid KMM course. Does Multiplatform have a ViewModel class that can use the lifeycle-aware version on Android but also work on iOS etc?