Blogs

In today’s data-driven landscape, visual representation is crucial for understanding trends and insights. Whether you’re visualising sales data, market trends, or performance metrics, users expect intuitive and insightful charts that offer clarity at a glance. However, creating a charting library that seamlessly integrates across different platforms can be complex. That’s where CMPCharts Library comes to the rescue!

In the realm of mobile app development, managing permissions across different platforms can be a daunting task. CMPEasyPermission simplifies this process by providing a unified permission library for Compose Multiplatform, supporting both Android and iOS. This article will guide you through the installation and usage of CMPEasyPermission, making your development experience smoother and more efficient.

If you’re an iOS developer familiar with SwiftUI or an Android developer using Jetpack Compose, you might be curious about how similar these modern UI frameworks are. As an iOS developer, when I started exploring Jetpack Compose, I found it much easier than I imagined. Jetpack Compose is so similar to SwiftUI that I adapted to it very quickly. So, I thought of starting a series on the similarities between these two frameworks. Today, let’s start with UI elements. We’ll explore other areas in upcoming blogs. This will make it easier for Android developers to adapt to SwiftUI and for iOS developers to adapt to Jetpack Compose. Let’s dive in!

As we dive deeper into the world of Jetpack Compose, it’s essential to explore the powerful tools. One such tool is CompositionLocal.

Hey there, fellow developers! 🚀 Have you ever found yourself shouting at your screen, wondering why your app suddenly goes offline? Do you wish your app could magically sense when the internet is back, all without you writing a ton of boilerplate code? Well, sit tight, because we’ve got something awesome for you!