Hi all, For the last 2-3 years, I've been porting ...
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Hi all, For the last 2-3 years, I've been porting my Android weather app (Flowx) to iOS using KMP. I'm a few weeks away from submitting it to the App Store and I thought I'll post a TestFlight link here so folks here can play with Pro features while they are still available (Enable Gold in settings). TestFlight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/31UK0kRE I have both an Android and iOS app in development but I can't release the Android version until it reaches feature parity with the current Java app on Google Play. I'd say 90-95% of the code is shared. My KMP experience has been a big learning curve but generally positive. As a solo developer, I can certainly see the huge potential of having a shared code base and look forward to it. Libraries I'm using: Sqldelight, Koin, Ktor, Korim, Konnection, Kotlin-Maths, Multiplatform-Settings, KMM-NativeCoroutiens, KMM-ViewModel, CrashKios with Bugsnag, RevenueCat. The map is using OpenGL on Android and Metal on iOS. In the future, I would love to use Compose Multiplatform, target the Desktop and the web using WebAssembly.
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