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…OS app This will ensure the iOS app can be built.
This will allow to share it with iOS also. Migrated to Material3 and Dynamic Color support for Android in the meantime. Migrated to support automatic day/night theme support for both platforms.
…red on Android Added moko-resources as the community preferred approach to using strings in similar scenarios. Added the materialIconsExtended dependency for :shared instead of reusing the vector images shown previously from :app since those vectors are not in a format moko-resources supports at this moment (though it support SVGs). While this is a big package R8 will ensure unused resources are stripped from the generated builds at compile time.
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Add support for Compose Multiplatform - https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2023/05/compose-multiplatform-for-ios-is-in-alpha/
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The gist of changes is that all the UI is now moved from :app to :shared and with the help of Compose Multiplatform both Android and iOS apps will share not just the same functionality but also the same UI.
For maintainers: I think this can be a separate branch in the project. I can ask merging in a new more suitable branch if one is created for this.
KaMPKit.-.Compose.Multiplatform.on.Android.mp4
kampkit-compose-multiplatform-on-ios_WMRq8CUN.mp4