I’m Adrian Witaszak, a passionate software engineer based in York, UK. With a strong focus on cross-platform development, I specialize in crafting robust and innovative mobile solutions. When I’m not coding, you can find me karting, driven by the same competitive spirit that fuels my work.
Kotlin Coroutines have become a powerful tool for writing asynchronous and concurrent code. Choosing the correct coroutine dispatcher is essential for achieving optimal performance and responsiveness when working with coroutines.
In this article, we will explore the implementation of location permissions on both the Android and iOS platforms. We will focus on fine location and background location on Android, as well as location when in use and location always-on on iOS. By leveraging Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile, you can efficiently handle location permissions across both platforms and ensure a consistent user experience.
This article will focus on implementing the platform-specific Bluetooth permission and the Bluetooth service system setting. By integrating these permissions into our existing permission framework, we can provide a comprehensive solution for handling Bluetooth-related functionality in our multiplatform app.
In this article, we will explore how to handle permissions in a setup where we have a UI layer with shared UI using Compose Multiplatform, and the business logic containing our permissions module.
