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01Chapter 1 — Why Kotlin Multiplatform, Honestly 02Chapter 2 — How Kotlin Multiplatform Actually Works 03Chapter 3 — Setting Up and Running on Both Platforms 04Chapter 4 — Compose Multiplatform Fundamentals 05Chapter 5 — Design System, Theming, and Resources 06Chapter 6 — Navigation and App Structure 07Chapter 7 — Architecture for a Multiplatform App 08Chapter 8 — Networking with Ktor 09Chapter 9 — Coroutines and Flow Across Platforms 10Chapter 10 — Local Persistence with Room KMP 11Chapter 11 — Dependency Injection with Koin 12Chapter 12 — Repositories and Offline-First 13Chapter 13 — expect/actual in Depth and Platform Abstractions 14Chapter 14 — Permissions and Platform Services 15Chapter 15 — Location 16Chapter 16 — Maps 17Chapter 17 — Sensors 18Chapter 18 — Native UI Interop: The Escape Hatch 19Chapter 19 — Logging 20Chapter 20 — Analytics and Crash Reporting 21Chapter 21 — Error Handling and Resilience 22Chapter 22 — Configuration, Secrets, and Feature Flags 23Chapter 23 — Testing Multiplatform Code 24Chapter 24 — Performance, App Size, and Memory 25Chapter 25 — CI/CD and Releasing Both Apps 26Appendix A — Kotlin ↔ Swift Interop Reference 27Appendix B — Migrating an Existing Android App to KMP Incrementally 28Appendix C — Choosing Multiplatform-Safe Libraries

Chapter 3 — Setting Up and Running on Both Platforms

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