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great stuff, i will be using this Storage interface in my own projects! also I modified the ViewModel username state in this way (got it from philipp lackner and loved the code) : val userName: StateFlow<String> = getUserNameAsFlow() .stateIn( viewModelScope, SharingStarted.WhileSubscribed(5000L), "" // Valor inicial del flujo ) fun save(name: String) = viewModelScope.launch { updateUserName(name) } this requires a LaunchedEffect screen-side to react to the username change and update the text: val userName by viewModel.userName.collectAsStateWithLifecycle() var newName by remember { mutableStateOf(userName) } LaunchedEffect(userName) { newName = userName } what do you think? anyway thank you for taking the time to do this, not a lot of good kmm/cmp tutorials out there

thanks

Nice!

Nice work 😊

nice practice for using the datastore. 👍

lets goo! was really waiting for this. thank you!

I think It is interesting to learn coding and langauge concepts based of a game, but the amount of boilerplate code and class design is overwhelming, specially when compared to a 80 lines of code (yes, just eighty lines ) Javascript version of Minesweeper I found in a simple websearch. It is a very minimalist version but It is kind of shocking nonetheless

Great Sir .. Waiting for next one..

I like this UI, nice design

In order for the Shared Module creation item to appear, you need to enable Settings -> Advanced Settings -> Kotlin -> Enable Experimental Multiplatform IDE features. But I also prefer to do it manually.

i have waiting it!

You are great! 🔥

TIL how to draw vectors using code, thank you for all your effort

Thank you for this series, it's by far the most comprehensive i've seen on KMM on here

Thank you for the video! great content!

have you considered making the navigation into a separate module? im following along but making a few changes, hopefully I dont break anything xDD. I like experimenting. thank you again for this amazing videos. really excited to keep learning.

thank you for showing how to manually build a module. In a different course I had to do a mess downloading plugins or trying with unstable versions of android studio to get the KMP module option.

just found your channel, great conent. im taking the journey of learning kotlin on my own and content like this is super singhtful and apreciated.

Very nice tutorial about modularization, looking forward for next episodes. I'd love to see some custom gradle plugins implementation to not copy all that code to every build.gradle.kts file.

You went from using the KMP Wizard to do a new project, added dependencies to lib.versions.toml and compose app build.gradle (which was fine) then all of a sudden features/ and is populated with build.gradles. This makes it hard to follow and definitely not showing how to do this myself on a new project...

Thanks for the KMP tutorials!

Thank you for doing it in Multiple Module

intresting 🔥