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blog.qburst.com
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| | | | | Want to learn to build a custom UI component using Jetpack Compose with easy-to-follow instructions? Let's start by building an LED matrix display. | |
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codingwithmohit.com
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| | | | | Learn about how to handle shared mutable state in Kotlin and Swift. | |
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www.marcogomiero.com
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| | | | | One of the pros of Jetpack Compose (in the rest of the article, I will just call it Compose, for brevity), and generally of declarative UI frameworks, is the capability of defining the UI with the same programming language the rest of the application uses. With Compose, it is not necessary anymore to bridge the UI definitions from XML (e.g. with the [in]famous findViewById), resulting in less context switching between two different environments (XML and Kotlin code). | |
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vgaidarji.me
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| | | I'm a software developer with the main focus on Android platform. | ||
