I swear that it is the most useful 5 minutes explanation I've ever find in whole Android Developers video or text documentation
As someone who was often skeptical about changes introduced in the Android ecosystem, I have to say I tried Compose and so far I think it's a huge improvement.
This was very clear, thank you
Probably the most useful 5 minutes video out there, explaining the most important core concepts of Jetpack Compose. Well done and thanks.
Going back to Android Development after Flutter will now be easy! This is beautiful! Thank you!
If anyone is wondering why observeAsState is an unresolved reference, add the androidx.compose.runtime:runtime-livedata:<versionnumber> dependency to your gradle, and then import androidx.compose.runtime.getValue and androidx.compose.runtime.livedata.observeAsState.
Incredible tutorial. Short and to the point but I love how it shows each possible implementation and then builds on it. Very excited to start integrating compose into our app!
Better than reading English document boringly! THANK YOU!
Had some issues remembering a state when using LazyColumn in Compose for Desktop. Once you used rememberSaveable a lightbulb went off and made the change in my code. Worked like a charm. Thanks!
Thank you for that great overview of usage of state in Compose! The design of the API is great!
This is simple and great overview. I would like to suggest about including a short intro about the specific dependencies used as well.
This is what I was looking for. Thanks.
It says "Unresolved reference: viewModel". During default parameter assignment in - fun HelloScreen(helloViewModel : HelloViewModel = viewModel()) - function. What could be the reason, what am i missing, can anyone help ?
Wow!!! this video is Fantastic!!!! Very concise and clear
Thanks for Android Developer, it make develop android app more easy xD
Thank you. It was really nicely explained.
Wonderfull Explain!!! More Videos like this please!!!!
I'm new to compose, and see people saying managing state in hard. From first Impressions, the video seems to show something similar to what we do with our eyes closed to ReactJS
Awesome 👍, we did not see a single xml file in this entire video 🎉
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