Resources are such a big part of any mobile app, they include drawable, fonts, text files, and many more. With the introduction of Compose Multiplatform, we have a Compose resource component but it has been experimental and there have been several changes along different versions.

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Learn how to use resources in Compose Multiplatform. Update your Compose version, create a composeResources directory for your resources, access drawables using the Res class, and apply fonts and strings.

How to use Resources in Compose Multiplatform