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      <title>Ktor Client in Android: REST API Calls the Modern Way</title>
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      <description>Ktor is a clean, coroutine-native HTTP client that shines especially in Kotlin Multiplatform projects. Here&apos;s how I set it up for Android — serialization, auth, retries, and error handling — and when I&apos;d still pick Retrofit. · 4 min read</description>
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      <category>Android</category>
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