Kotlin Multiplatform project with Jetpack Compose, Compose for Desktop and SwiftUI clients (and using Ktor for remote API requests and Room for persistence). Currently running on:

• Android (Jetpack Compose)
• iOS (SwiftUI)
• Desktop (Compose for Desktop)

Related posts:

• Using Realm persistence library in a Kotlin Multiplatform project
• Using new Swift Async Algorithms package to close the gap on Combine
• Displaying Charts on iOS, Android, and Desktop using Compose Multiplatform

This project currently uses iOS16 features (e.g. Swift Charts) so requires use of at least Xcode 14.

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