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With the release of a stable Ktor 3.0.0 version, it was important for Inspektify to support this version. Even though we already had a library available for the Ktor 3.0.0 pre-release versions, it crashed when a stable version of Ktor was used. Now, you can seamlessly integrate Inspektify into your projects that use a stable […]
One of the requested features was adding support for Desktop targets. With this new release, I am excited to announce that Inspektify now also workswith Desktop targets! What Developers Need to Know for Desktop Targets With the addition of desktop support, developers now have an easy way to monitor and inspect network traffic directly within […]
Network communication in mobile applications nowadays is something normal for almost every app. Much of the information presented in our apps is fetched from the network and then shown to the users in a compelling way. And while we are developing and testing our apps, we usually need some tooling to see what is being […]
Photo by Clark Tibbs on Unsplash Business logic has a much bigger connotation than what is perceived. Generally, people limit themselves to a single screen. Developers choose one of the MV(x) design patterns, believing that this selection ensures the successful implementation of KMM. However, this assumption does not hold because of the platforms’ framework design […]
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The Jetpack Compose UI toolkit for Android now supports the Desktop with the possibility of more platforms. Jetpack Compose, the new UI toolkit for Android, that is currently in an Alpha stage, has made it’s way over to Desktop App development. The same UI toolkit used for Android application development can now be used for […]