Building reusable UI components in Jetpack Compose is powerful, but previewing, testing, and cataloging those components across a growing team can quickly become a bottleneck. Enter Storytale an incubator Gradle plugin from JetBrains designed to bring a true "Storybook" experience to the Compose Multiplatform ecosystem.

In this session, we’ll explore how Storytale enables developers to build composables in complete isolation by automatically generating an interactive gallery of project components. We will walk through:

Setting the Stage: Configuring the Storytale plugin and structuring your commonStories source sets for Compose Multiplatform projects.

Crafting Stories: Writing isolated states for your UI elements, from simple buttons to complex, data-rich layouts.

The Developer Workflow: Leveraging gallery generation to speed up UI iterations, review cycles, and bridge the gap between design and engineering.

Real-World Scaling: Why isolated component development is a game-changer when managing large, unified design systems across multi-module applications.

Whether you're migrating an existing architecture to Compose or building a multiplatform design system from scratch, you'll walk away from this session with a practical blueprint for integrating Storytale into your pipeline to build highly maintainable, testable UIs.