From the course: Kotlin Multiplatform Development
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Just what the KDoctor ordered - Kotlin Tutorial
From the course: Kotlin Multiplatform Development
Just what the KDoctor ordered
- [Instructor] Before we get started programming, it's important to ask if our system is ready. There could be a number of things required to build and run a Kotlin Multiplatform app. To make sure that we're ready, we're going to take a trip to the doctor, specifically KDoctor. Now KDoctor is only for macOS. However, you won't generally be able to develop software for iOS or macOS unless you have a macOS device for development. You will still be able to use Kotlin Multiplatform and take this course, however, even if you can't develop for Apple devices. To get started installing KDoctor, you will need Homebrew. If you don't already have it installed, you'll find the steps to install it at brew.sh. I will walk through this with you. Here I'm copying the URL and I'm going to go into a command line terminal and paste this content here into the terminal. After you run the bash command to install Homebrew, it will walk you through the process. Here I have to put in my sudo password and just…
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The problem Kotlin Multiplatform solves3m 50s
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Comparison with alternatives3m 18s
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Supported platforms and performance3m
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Just what the KDoctor ordered3m 18s
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Android studio for KMP9m 41s
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Xcode for KMP4m 12s
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Crafting a template with the Kotlin Multiplatform wizard1m 25s
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