// Atiam College - Compose Multiplatform Project Structure
// This structure assumes you're using Kotlin + Jetpack Compose Multiplatform // Targets: Web, Android, Desktop (optionally iOS)
project-root/ ├── build.gradle.kts // Root Gradle build file ├── settings.gradle.kts ├── common/ │ ├── src/commonMain/kotlin/ │ │ ├── MainScreen.kt // Main UI logic │ │ ├── Components/ // Reusable UI elements │ │ └── Models.kt // Data models (Course, Student, etc.) │ └── src/commonTest/kotlin/ // Unit tests ├── androidApp/ │ ├── src/main/AndroidManifest.xml │ └── src/main/kotlin/MainActivity.kt ├── desktopApp/ │ └── src/main/kotlin/Main.kt // Desktop app entry point ├── webApp/ │ └── src/main/kotlin/Main.kt // Web app entry point ├── shared/ │ ├── networking/ // Ktor API client or Firebase integration │ ├── storage/ // Local/remote DB interfaces │ └── auth/ // Login/signup logic
// === Features === // // - HomePage.kt // - AboutPage.kt // - CoursesPage.kt // - ApplyOnlinePage.kt // - StudentPortal.kt // - AdminDashboard.kt
// === UI Components === // // - Button.kt // - Header.kt // - Footer.kt // - CourseCard.kt // - FormField.kt
// === Suggested Libraries === // // - Jetpack Compose Multiplatform // - Ktor (for networking) // - Firebase SDK or Supabase // - SQLDelight (optional local DB)
// === Next Steps === // // 1. Set up Kotlin Multiplatform project with IntelliJ // 2. Build UI screens for web and Android // 3. Connect to backend or Firebase // 4. Deploy web to Firebase Hosting / Android to Play Store / Desktop as EXE
// Ask for a live sample UI or backend example if needed