android-module-structure

To structure an Android project using clean architecture, separate your codebase into domain, data, and presentation modules with strict dependency boundaries. This prevents circular dependencies and ensures feature modularization remains decoupled and maintainable across teams.

Setting up Gradle convention plugins for Kotlin Multiplatform involves creating pre-defined build logic templates for common configurations like KMP domain modules, Compose, and Koin. This eliminates repetitive Gradle configuration and enforces build consistency across cross-platform modules.

The best way to manage module dependencies in a KMP project is by applying standardized layout templates with explicit dependency rules. This approach ensures clear architectural boundaries between shared core layers and feature modules, preventing unmaintainable and scattered build scripts.

This modular architecture template applies to both new project initialization and existing cross-team architecture decision-making. It provides standardized layout templates and explicit dependency rules that can be applied to refactor inconsistent Android and KMP codebases into decoupled feature modules.

You should use Gradle convention plugins for Android feature modularization to eliminate repetitive build logic and enforce architectural consistency. Pre-defined templates for Android apps, Compose, and Room configurations prevent scattered Gradle scripts and maintain strict dependency boundaries.

You need to create separate core shared modules in a Kotlin Multiplatform project when isolating domain models or UI design system components from feature-specific logic. This standardized clean architecture layout ensures reusable layers remain decoupled from feature modules like payments or user profiles.