This is not about Compose UI or Material Components
The Compose runtime works on iOS & native, but there are no easily available artifacts. I think the Kotlin community would greatly benefit from having native artifacts of Compose runtime available, even without a UI library. And I think JetBrains is already in a great position to offer them (since you already offer JVM and JS artifacts).
The compose compiler and runtime are useful even for non-UI use cases. It's a cool general purpose library for any kind of tree manipulation.
The community has already demonstrated some interesting use cases like:
Having easily available artifacts would make it easier for people to experiment and share their work.
"Google really should be shipping the Compose runtime as a proper multiplatform artifact for all Kotlin targets to remedy this situation. Unfortunately their Kotlin multiplatform story is a few years behind the community’s need and the prospect of this happening anytime soon is very unlikely. The best we can hope for now is JetBrains to ship a proper multiplatform artifact of the Compose runtime" - https://jakewharton.com/multiplatform-compose-and-gradle-module-metadata-abuse/
This is not about Compose UI or Material Components
The Compose runtime works on iOS & native, but there are no easily available artifacts. I think the Kotlin community would greatly benefit from having native artifacts of Compose runtime available, even without a UI library. And I think JetBrains is already in a great position to offer them (since you already offer JVM and JS artifacts).
The compose compiler and runtime are useful even for non-UI use cases. It's a cool general purpose library for any kind of tree manipulation.
The community has already demonstrated some interesting use cases like:
Having easily available artifacts would make it easier for people to experiment and share their work.
"Google really should be shipping the Compose runtime as a proper multiplatform artifact for all Kotlin targets to remedy this situation. Unfortunately their Kotlin multiplatform story is a few years behind the community’s need and the prospect of this happening anytime soon is very unlikely. The best we can hope for now is JetBrains to ship a proper multiplatform artifact of the Compose runtime" - https://jakewharton.com/multiplatform-compose-and-gradle-module-metadata-abuse/
Please? :smile_cat: