android-module-structure

To structure an Android project for modularization, define a clear module layout, establish strict dependency rules, and use Gradle convention plugins to enforce architecture boundaries and maintain a clean, maintainable codebase.

The best way to organize Kotlin Multiplatform modules is to apply a structured layout guide that defines module architecture and dependency conventions, ensuring the project remains well-organized and easy to extend.

You set up Gradle convention plugins by configuring them according to best practices for Android and KMP projects, which centralizes build logic and enforces dependency rules across your modularized codebase.

Yes, you can use this modularization guidance to refactor an existing Android codebase by applying its defined project structure and dependency rules to reorganize modules and improve maintainability.

You need to define dependency rules in a modularized Android project when setting up new modules or refactoring existing ones, ensuring dependencies flow correctly to prevent architectural violations and maintain a clean codebase.