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Fresh from the Kotlin #ComposeMultiplatform community: Storytale is a new plugin to preview Composables in isolation—think Storybook for Compose. @KevinSchildhorn breaks down what it does, how it works, what’s promising (and what’s not). touchlab.co/previewing-storyta

Taking a Look at Storytale
touchlab.coTaking a Look at StorytaleStorytale is a Gradle plugin that generates interactive component libraries for your UI. We'll go over how it works and how it can help your design system.

Finished a working set up of offline Gradle build of application based on Compose Multiplatform for Desktop as a Flatpak.

It was a bit more tedious, than I expected. As I've tried different tools, used trial and error approach, and execution times were slow (on my machine) for this project. However, in the end, edge-cases requiring a manual fix are fixed, and it works.

github.com/archivekeep/archive

GitHubbuild: add offline Gradle build support for Flatpak build · archivekeep/archivekeep@d1371e0Keep your files archived on multiple places, in a reliable and simple way. - build: add offline Gradle build support for Flatpak build · archivekeep/archivekeep@d1371e0

On se retrouve mardi prochain à Bordeaux pour parler de !

Compose Multiplatform permet d'écrire de l'UI en Kotlin, dans le style de . Compose est la manière officiellement recommandée de développer des applications Android, et est compatible iOS, desktop, et web.

À l'occasion de l'événement, @jetbrains offre deux licences annuelles, qui seront tirées au sort.

En savoir plus, et s'inscrire (gratuitement) : BordeauxKt.io

I'm having a lot of fun playing with Compose multiplatform. It looks like the fastest way to build an app for Android, Web, and Desktop all at once. Sure, it isn't as mature as #ReactJS + #ReactNative but it does require a lot less effort/boilerplate to start building the app.
I need to check out what the iOS side looks like.

I'm not sure I like that web version is compiled into #wasm