From the course: Exploring Ktor with Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose

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From the course: Exploring Ktor with Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose

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- [Instructor] Congratulations on building a truly multi-platform app with Compose multi-platform. We started with a Ktor server connected to NASA's APOD API, built a shared repository layer and created view models that work across platform. Then we built Compose UI that runs natively on both Android and iOS. No platform specific UI code required. You've seen how APODViewModel, TodayScreen and HomeScreen work identically on both platforms. The same error handling, the same navigation, the same user experience, all from shared Kotlin and compose code. This represents the future of cross-platform development. Instead of maintaining separate code bases or dealing with bridge layers, you write code once in Kotlin and Compose and deploy it everywhere. What's next, deploy your server. Add features like offline support or user preferences, and consider expanding to desktop or web targets. Compose multi-platform gives you the foundation to reach any platform while maintaining a single…

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