Recent Compose improvements show how quickly declarative UI continues evolving. The future belongs to tools that make iteration faster without sacrificing quality. #Compose #ComposeMultiplatform #AndroidDev

Recent Compose improvements show how quickly declarative UI continues evolving. The future belongs to tools that make iteration faster without sacrificing quality. #Compose #ComposeMultiplatform #AndroidDev
Compose Multiplatform is changing how teams think about UI sharing. The goal is not sharing everything. The goal is reducing duplication while keeping great experiences everywhere. #ComposeMultiplatform #Kotlin #UI
A shared UI strategy should start with product goals, not technology excitement. Compose Multiplatform is powerful when it solves a real development problem. #ComposeMultiplatform #KMP #MobileApps
π Compose Multiplatform 1.13.0-alpha02 is here!
β¨ iOS trackpad gestures
β‘ Kotlin 2.4.20
π Better Web accessibility
π¦ Stable resource preload APIs
π iOS, Web & Desktop fixes
Compose Multiplatform is not about forcing every pixel into shared code. Great architecture knows what to share and what should stay platform-specific. #ComposeMultiplatform #KMP #UIEngineering
Compose Multiplatform becomes much easier to reason about when UI state has one clear owner. Cross-platform does not remove state problems; it makes good state design more valuable. #ComposeMultiplatform #Kotlin #UI
Cross-platform UI pays off when shared components preserve product consistency without pretending every platform is identical. Reuse the system; respect the platform. #ComposeMultiplatform #Kotlin #UI
A practical Compose Multiplatform question for any new screen: what truly belongs in shared UI, and what should remain platform-specific? Good reuse starts with that boundaryβnot with a percentage target. #ComposeMultiplatform #KMP #SoftwareDesign
Shared Compose UI still needs accessibility discipline. Semantics, focus behavior, touch targets, keyboard input, and screen-reader expectations deserve platform-level testingβnot assumptions. #ComposeMultiplatform #Accessibility #MobileDev
Compose Multiplatform works best when shared UI does not erase platform expectations. Reuse the design system and behavior, then respect platform-specific navigation, input, and conventions where they matter. #ComposeMultiplatform #KMP #UI
π Compose Multiplatform 1.12.1 is here!
Highlights:
β’ iOS Toolbar & accessibility fixes
β’ SelectionContainer crash fixes
β’ Skia ColorFilter fixes
β’ Web keyboard improvements
β’ Navigation3 updates
Sunday check: we test every Compose Multiplatform release candidate on the oldest OS version we still support before it ships. No exceptions. #ComposeMultiplatform #CMP #KotlinMultiplatform #CrossPlatform
Compose Multiplatform's theming system means dark mode isn't three separate implementations anymore β it's one source of truth applied everywhere. #ComposeMultiplatform #CMP #KotlinMultiplatform #CrossPlatform
π Compose Multiplatform 1.13.0-alpha01 is here!
β‘ AppCDS & AOT support for faster Desktop startup
π iOS Dynamic Type & UIKit/SwiftUI improvements
π Web performance & accessibility updates
The best compliment for a shared UI screen is when nobody can guess it's shared code. That's the bar worth building toward. #ComposeMultiplatform #KMP #CrossPlatform
We ship UI changes to Compose Multiplatform screens the same day across Android, iOS, and desktop β no more waiting a sprint for feature parity. #ComposeMultiplatform #CMP #KotlinMultiplatform #CrossPlatform
It is published as a community project, one Gradle plugin on top of unchanged upstream Compose, Koin and Coil versions.
Plugin and docs: github.com/sajidalidev/compose-tvos
Sample, Google's JetStream on tvOS: github.com/sajidalidev/jetstream-tvos