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Expect/Actual in Kotlin Multiplatform - KMP for Beginners
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video I'll show you how Expect/Actual in Kotlin Multiplatform works!
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Phillip, once I start learning a topic about development - you start making videos about it. It is unbelievable 😅
in discrete mathematic it's called a great matching (graph theory)
Hi Phillip! I'm following this series closely, thanks for it. I'd like to contribute that to have the Desktop app run by clicking the run button you could:
* Open the Run Configuration settings
* Add a Shell configuration name it DesktopApp if you want
* On the window set it to run the script from "text" not "From File"
* Add those parameters "./gradlew run" and ensure that the absolute path of the configuration is the project folder
* Save and run it as normal in the drop-down list.
Hope it helps others. Maybe you can review that with others in the next video. I know you'll get what I mean. Thanks again for the videos. Can't wait for more.
Finished the MVVM Shopping list playlist yesterday and this one today. I learned a lot about MVVM design and clean architectures, but I still feel like I don't fully understand the concepts. I think with more practice, I'll get there.
You're a great mentor, man. I've been following your channel for a while and have watched some of your playlists, like Android Basics and other individual videos. But from yesterday, I'm going to start watching all your playlists in order.
In your early videos, you used to ask if there was anything you could improve upon or if we didn't understand something. You were always looking for ways to improve. And now you've become a great mentor and TH-camr. You're an inspiration, and I have a lot of respect for you, big brother. ❤
My day is missing you 😂❤
Amazing like always!!! Ty ❤
love it as alwayss, thanks phillip
Thanks for the video. We are waiting impatiently a full tutorial for a real world App with API requests
Amazing tutorial, thanks Philipp
Great video. I like where this series is heading!
Thanks Dale!
Thanks a lot, This is my time to say shut up to my flatter Developer friend. Could please make a video of each platform trigger notification
Bruh the 20:34 mark made me cackle a lil bit but wonderful work 🤣Im kind of starting to feel the urge to start mown project
trying to understand what that was xD
Nice explained
For simple stuff like engines, clients etc I use expect/actual but for a concrete implementation (storage access etc) I use delegations
Can't wait for a full clean architecture kmp tutorial.Great work 👍
yeah also waiting clean arch + mvvm + api some app
Your timing is impeccable!!! Thank you my GOAT 🐐
Can we do networking next?
I have a video on ktor already, I don't think there's any difference in the implementation for KMP :)
Привет из Казахстана. Большое спасибо за видео❤, можете снять про архитектуру приложений на kmp?
Can we use native kotlin and swift native firebase libraries using expect and actual to perform user authentication since firebase has no official support for KMM yet
Can we Use Room database for Ios App in Kmp projects ?
Yes
could u make another video on google sign in cuz a lot of things have changed plzzz
Are you going to post videos about SwiftUI?
we want compose google maps with expect/actual and cocoapods setup pls!!!
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Philipp, on these paid courses you have, like the KMP course on the description, do you keep it up to date with the latest changes on the APIs? Like, on the course description it says you use SQLDelight for local database, but know that Room is coming for KMP, will you update the course to include room as an alternative? Same to Compose Multiplatform. On the FAQ it says it isn't on a "good stage yet", but maybe this answer was written a while ago, and now Compose Multiplatform seem to be in a good stage to be included. Will you include it on the course?
The courses are kept up-to-date with breaking changes. Updating single technologies is close to impossible to do well structured without re-recording the entire course since most lessons will depend on these technologies. Just because Room is out doesn't mean that there's no place for SQLDelight, both are viable libraries, so that's something I wouldn't update.
Also, just because CMP is out doesn't mean every KMP app has to use it. There's still value in native UI since it will look and feel native. You don't get that with CMP. Once it becomes more stable, I'll make a separate course about it.
i am getting error as Unresolved reference: platform , in iosMain and nativeMain, what to do, i checkedout the code from your github
When will the series complete ?how much videos are you going to make ?
No idea haha
All I understand is it's similar to an interface
Why does your face cam video look like 420p 😂
Son, why did you go back to KMP after a long time? It's still so immature/weak/flaky
It's a great technology
@@PhilippLackner you're funny! "great technology", sorry, I don't understand German. Let me Microsoft translate that? Oh, you mean "it's shit"! Crazy build times ( 8.5 mins for a Hello World app on an M3 for ios+android only! ), no logging, partially supported Compose, half the libraries don't work.
@@j2shoes288 dude, you drank, go sleep
It didn't work for my laptop correctly and it was always showing 100% so I had to calculate it manually.
val scale = batteryLevel.currentCapacity.toFloat() / batteryLevel.maxCapacity.toFloat()
val value = (scale * 100.0).roundToInt()