Hey everyone, we have a new Amper release out! It ...

# amper

[zsmb]

Hey everyone, we have a new Amper release out! It includes, among other things...

⚠️ New warnings and quick-fixes in the IDE for working with multiple modules
🎨 Compose Multiplatform resources support
⚙️ KSP2 support
📦 Parcelize plugin support for Android
🤖 Android release builds with R8 and signing

Read on for details: https://blog.jetbrains.com/amper/2024/11/amper-update-november-2024/

[Tgo1014]

One question about Amper as I don’t know much about it: if some feature is not supported on it, it’s still possible to do it with gradle? From what I understand Amper is like a layer on top of Gradle, right?

[zsmb]

If you're using a Gradle-based project with Amper as a plugin, then yes, there's interop. But there's also a standalone version of Amper.

The top of the Documentation explains this and links to relevant resources: https://github.com/JetBrains/amper/blob/release/0.5/docs/Documentation.md#basics

[zsmb]

There are also samples for both Gradle-based projects and standalone ones.

[Tgo1014]

That’s perfect, thanks a lot for all the resources\! I’ll give it a try soon then!

[Ian Moore]

Always a good day when there's an Amper update

[Sabeeh]

Is there a way to configure WASM and JS with Node.js in Amper?

[joffrey]

@Sabeeh not from the Amper config itself at the moment. Not sure if this could be done with Gradle interop. Maybe by declaring the target a second time with another name, but that doesn't have exactly the same effect.