
Build a cryptocurrency wallet for iOS and Android using compose multi-platform from a single code base, with local portfolio management, live coin data, and interactive 24-hour charts.
Prepare your machine for compose multiplatform by installing Android Studio, Xcode, and conductor; verify with k doctor and install the Kotlin multiplatform plugin to create a shared UI project.
Navigate the compose multiplatform project in Android Studio, switch to Project View mode, and see how common code uses expect/actual contracts for a shared UI on Android and iOS.
Set up a multiplatform Android iOS project with a version catalog, adding K-33 networking, Room data persistence, and Coil image loading in the shared common main.
Define and apply dark and light themes in a multiplatform compose project using material 3, including color palettes, seed color, and composition locals for global accessibility.
Adopt a clean, feature-based architecture with data, domain, and presentation layers to enable unidirectional data flow, reusable features, and a shared core for networking and utilities.
Implement a marker error interface and a sealed Result wrapper in Kotlin that wraps data or an error. Extend with map, onsuccess, and onerror for API, DB, and UI outcomes.
Define a sealed data error interface with remote and local enums, tag errors with error marker, and enable exhaustive handling of timeout, no internet, server serialization, unknown, or disk full.
Create a safe call wrapper that uses an inline, reified type to wrap API calls in a result class, handling timeouts, network errors, and response deserialization.
Set up shared Ktor http client with a singleton factory for Android and iOS. Configure content negotiation for json serialization, timeouts, caching, and default headers with token handling.
Develop the coins feature by building DTOs, a remote data source, and API integrations to fetch coin lists, price history, and coin details using a CTR-based HTTP client.
Implement the domain layer for the um coins feature by adding a get coins list use case that maps DTOs to domain coin models via a coin item mapper.
Define a core coin data model in the core domain, map DTOs to domain coin and price models, and implement three use cases for coin detail, price history, and mapping.
Define the coins state and UI coin list item in the presentation layer, ensure stable compose state, and prepare the view model to manage formatted UI values for coins screen.
implements a multiplatform coins list view model, extends Android lifecycle ViewModel, uses get coins list use case, exposes a state flow, fetches on start, and maps models to UI items.
Implement the coins list screen as a composable, wire up a view model and state, and render a LazyColumn of coins with image, name, symbol, price, change, and on-click navigation.
Implement dependency injection with coin by creating a D package, a module, and a shared HTTP client; use expect/actual for platform modules on Android and iOS.
Enable coin dependency injection on Android and iOS by initializing coin in the Android application class, configuring the app launch on iOS, and supplying the Android context and logger.
Wire coins DI by linking view model to get coins list use case and get coin details use case, bind remote data source to CTR implementation, and register singletons.
Inject the viewmodel into the coin list screen using the generic coin viewmodel function. Run the Android build, fix the missing internet permission, and confirm data loads.
Run a multiplatform compose app on iOS and fix an iOS build error. Disable the Kotlin native compiler daemon and downgrade Room to alpha 11 to stabilize the build.
Implement cross-platform formatters for numbers, prices, and percentages in a multiplatform Kotlin project, with expect declarations and Android and iOS actual implementations for currency and coin formats.
Map errors to user friendly UI texts in compose multiplatform by defining string resources and a data error to UI text mapper, then show localized messages in the view model.
Implement a chart in a multiplatform compose app by handling long-press to fetch coin price history, update the chart UI state (sparkline, loading, name), and render via canvas.
Implement a cross-platform performance chart in coins features UI using a canvas path and color based on gain or loss, with a long-press to fetch history shown in a dialog.
Demonstrate the portfolio feature showing owned assets, current value, gains or losses, and cash balance, with client-side buy/sell logic and Room-based persistence for cross-platform data.
Stop Building the Same App Twice! Master Compose Multiplatform
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