Hi everyone! I’m fairly new to Kotlin Multiplatfor...
# multiplatform
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Hi everyone! I’m fairly new to Kotlin Multiplatform, and I’m currently working on a proof of concept (POC) to demonstrate localization with native UI on both Android and iOS. I’ll be presenting it to a senior iOS engineer to help them adopt KMP in their project. While exploring, I found that Kotlin Multiplatform doesn’t have a built-in mechanism to share localized resources the way Compose Multiplatform does. I came across the MoKo resources library, but I also need to justify why using a third-party library is a good choice. Could anyone share some insights or guidance on this?
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Compose resources work only in compose and moko can work with native code
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Is there any way to achieve localization without using Moko?
Or will it be a lot more complex to achieve?
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It will be far more complex without Moko. You can look after some alternatives
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Sure! Thanks.
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