I have a KMP project, and I want to round the doubles into the needed number of decimals, without implementing this in each platform, using primitive types and standard library is preferable.

I am currently working on implementing Apple Sign In using Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM) and Jetpack Compose Multiplatform. I have encountered an issue where the process gets stuck on the screen after the password input. Despite multiple attempts, I am not receiving any results or feedback in my logs, making it difficult to debug the problem.

I am currently working on implementing Apple Sign In using Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM) and Jetpack Compose Multiplatform. I have encountered an issue where the process gets stuck on the screen after the password input. Despite multiple attempts, I am not receiving any results or feedback in my logs, making it difficult to debug the problem.

I have a KMM library project in Kotlin, and I want to write a sendEvent function. The purpose of the function is to use an SSLPinner class to make a request to the server with the pinned HTTP client it obtains, and log the response to the terminal. Here is my code:

I have downloaded the kmp project from kotlin wizard online everything works fine for mobile applications but when it comes to wasm web it does resolve dependencies here is the error :composeApp:wasmJsTest: Could not resolve io.ktor:ktor-serialization-kotlinx-json:2.3.7.
Required by:
project :composeApp

I have a question regarding advanced project structure.

I have got the problem after upgrade of xcode to 15+ from 14.3
My app worked fine. But last time i edited it in Oct 2023.
Then my mac had been upgraded to new macos and xcode also upgraded to v.15
And compilation of the iOS app stopped to work.

Background This is a Kotlin Compose Multiplatform Desktop toy I’m playing around with. I’m new to Kotlin (and Compose). Scenario I have a library filled with books. I have a view where users can specify a filter criteria and I list a subset of the entire library for them based on the filter. I would […]

fun main() {
println(add(10,7,9))

Here is my App.kt looked like: