Learn advanced Compose MP + SwiftUI techniques
in this 1-hour livestream event.
Blending Compose UI and SwiftUI on iOS offers app developers the opportunity to create mostly-native experiences from mostly-shared Kotlin. How you structure your applications will mean the difference between an easy merge of the technologies and a painful architectural mismatch.
We’ll demonstrate how to approach the concept, discuss how we’re approaching this technology with current clients, and discuss the parts of this stack that desperately need fresh libraries and approaches.
We’ll demonstrate how to approach the concept, discuss how we’re approaching this technology with current clients, and discuss the parts of this stack that desperately need fresh libraries and approaches.
INSTRUCTORS
Gustavo Fão Valvassori
Since 2012, Gustavo Fão Valvassori has been working in mobile app development, driven by a vision of using mobile technology for everything. Over the years, he has explored numerous mobile frameworks and platforms, eventually specializing in Kotlin Development. In 2021, he brought his expertise to Touchlab, where he continues to work in Kotin Multiplatform.
Gabriel Souza
Gabriel started out by modding Minecraft servers with Java, then discovered Kotlin and never looked back, integrating it where possible. Since 2018, he has been working as an Android developer and maintaining open-source libraries, such as Voyager and Compose Icons. Recently, Gabriel brought his talents to Touchlab to continue building in Kotlin Multiplatform.
Kevin Galligan
Kevin Galligan is a Partner at Touchlab. He has 20 years of professional software development experience, and has been working on Android since the first public platform release. Kevin is currently focused on developing and evangelizing Kotlin multiplatform native tools for the next generation of mobile development. This is a Boxed Text block. Use a contrasting background to draw attention to this content.
