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Jetpack Compose Multiplatform Beta Released

 Jetpack Compose started out as a declarative toolkit for building UI apps on Android but has quickly become a common method of building user interfaces not just for Android but for the Desktop and Web too thanks to its a common codebase and UI components. After a few milestones and an Alpha release we now have Beta. What does it have in store?


Compose Multiplatform brings together three different components; Compose Desktop, Web and Android. The Alpha release promoted Compose for Desktop and Compose for Web to Alpha from their Milestone and Preview states and aligned their versioning with the rest of the Compose Multiplatform in order to:


make use of the same declarative approach and APIs used for modern Android applications to create native-feeling user interfaces for desktop and web apps


because at the time Compose for Desktop and Compose for Web were using separate sets of artifacts.


Now the Beta version provides ..


full article on i-programmer.info:

https://www.i-programmer.info/news/90-tools/14974-jetpack-compose-multiplatform-beta-released.html



 

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