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Ever wonder how the big names in mobile engineering manage the human side of their app releases? Teams often don't talk about that stuff! Manolo Sañudo is close to DoorDash's release process, and he gives us a peek into how one of the world's top mobile orgs does mobile releases.

Shared Element Transition In Jetpack Compose

Jaewoong Eum explores how to seamlessly implement shared element transitions and the container transform across various use cases using the latest version of Compose UI.

How to effectively A/B test power consumption for your app’s features

This article showcases a technique that uses A/B testing to understand how your app’s power consumption characteristics might change with different versions of the same feature

ML Story Part 3: Deploy Gemma on Android

In the final part of this series, Nitin Tiwari walks you through deploying a fine-tuned Gemma model on Android.

Kotlin Coroutine mechanisms: runBlocking v. launch

Amanda Hinchman-Dominguez examines coroutine behavior through playful examples.

Toggle Labels With Icons - Personalizing Accessibility

Eevis Panula discusses one example of accessibility issues that could be solved with the help of settings.

The Road Less Starred: Lessons Learned from My Markdown Twain Library

Colin Lee shares the journey of releasing Markdown Twain, a WYSIWYG Markdown editor for Jetpack Compose.

Generic Variance

Dave Leeds teaches all about generic variance in Kotlin.

Jetpack Compose for iOS: Interoping with native Components

Gustavo Fão Valvassori considers one of the best features of Compose: its interoperability. With Compose iOS, you can interop with both UIKit and Swift UI.

5 Haptic Feedback Implementations To Enhance Your App

sinasamaki shows that adding vibrations in Jetpack Compose is super easy!

Shared Element Transitions in Jetpack Compose

Francesc Vilarino Guell explores a recently released feature in Jetpack Compose, shared element transitions across different screens.

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Libraries & Code

survey-compose

A Survey library of fully configurable, dynamic questions/answers and UI written in Jetpack Compose.

MarkdownTwain

A Jetpack Compose UI library for editing Markdown content on Android, based on Markwon

Videos & Podcasts

Don't Use Inheritance Until You Watch This!

Charfaoui Younes looks at an important software design rule that causes even big engineers to create flawed code that we're still using to this day.

Building Multiple APPS with Composable - Mohit Sarveiya

Mohit Sarveiya goes over the process of setting up Jetpack Compose Multiplatform and shows how to architect an app where the UI is shared using the library.

Build an AI doctor assistant on Android by Florian Denu

GDG Montreal April 2024 Android Meetup

Building an arcade with Android by Éric Boissonneault

Discover how an Android app can interact with hardware I/O components to turn your next game idea into a fully working arcade

Reversing a Bluetooth LE gadget protocol — with Erik Hellman

Code with the Italians bought a random Bluetooth LE gadget from AliExpress, and decided to reverse engineer its BLE protocol and implement their own app!

NEW Official Shared Element Transition in Jetpack Compose is on Fire!

Stevdza-San shows how to use the new shared element transitions coming to Jetpack Compose.

Blur Images In Jetpack Compose - Android 12 and ABOVE

Daniel Atitienei shows how to blur images using Jetpack Compose.

Master i18n And Resource Management in Compose Multiplatform

Yanneck Reiß explore the the Compose Resources library, focusing on internationalization (i18n) / localization (l10n) and resource management for Compose Multiplatform.

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