coletz
10/12/2018, 9:33 AMLet's start by creating the SharedCode project
. Should I actually create a NEW project or just use the one I've created for android (following previous tutorial steps) and create a new module? In case, what type of project/module (phone & tablet module, android library, java library etc.)?Liliia
10/12/2018, 10:28 AMjonnyzzz
10/12/2018, 10:57 AMcoletz
10/12/2018, 11:10 AMNo signature of method: org.jetbrains.kotlin.gradle.plugin.mpp.KotlinNativeCompilation.outputKinds() is applicable for argument types: (java.lang.String) values: [FRAMEWORK]
Possible solutions: getOutputKinds(), setOutputKinds(java.util.List)
. Ever heard about this error?jonnyzzz
10/12/2018, 3:34 PMcoletz
10/12/2018, 8:38 PMLukas Lechner
11/26/2018, 8:06 PMLet's start by creating the SharedCode project
. How did you finally get it working @coletz? Did you create a new module with the wizard in Android Studio or IntelliJ or did you create a completely new Mobile Shared Library project? @jonnyzzz. Thank you!coletz
11/26/2018, 8:10 PMjonnyzzz
11/26/2018, 10:24 PMThe goal of the tutorial is to demonstrate Kotlin code re-use between Android and iOS. Let’s start by creating thesub-project in our Gradle project. The source code from theSharedCode
project will be shared between platforms. We will create several new files in our project to implement that.SharedCode
Lukas Lechner
11/28/2018, 6:03 PM