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Good to hear - though I've seen this being deployed a few times now and it seems to have been mature enough for a while. Has anyone really had a chance to use
by sdflhasjd 3y ago
Good to hear - though I've seen this being deployed a few times now and it seems to have been mature enough for a while.
Has anyone really had a chance to use Compose Multiplatform on iOS? I've love to get an an opinion on what "Alpha" really means in this case
Most of the projects I've been working on have been about playing it safe by sticking to React Native or MAUI/Xamarin - but they're both kind of getting a little bit behind with Swift UI and Compose now.
The constant ritual of writing the same thing twice for 2 mobile platforms must have wasted more developer hours than anything I can really think of.
- stefs 3y ago> The constant ritual of writing the same thing twice for 2 mobile platforms must have wasted more developer hours than anything I can really think of. probably the only thing that wasted even more developer hours was trying to get the same thing to run on two different mobile platforms.
- palata 3y agoDamn it! I wanted to say that, but you were faster :-)
- sickcodebruh 3y agoI didn’t realize Compose could now target iOS! That’s exciting. I haven’t written Kotlin or used Jetpack Compose since the before the latter’s 1.0 release but I was very impressed at the time. Kotlin in particular stood out as an expressive, powerful, fun language. Compose had some rough edges but I picked it up, new to Android and Kotlin, and was productive very quickly. I’ll certainly consider Compose Multiplatform next time I have the need.