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Published "Exploring PausableComposition internals in Jetpack Compose" 🚀. You might have heard that the latest version of #Jetpack #Compose has improved performance significantly. You know the reason? There's a usage of new under the hood API - `PausableComposition`. Know how it works under the hood for making buttery smooth experience in compose 🫠

🔗: blog.shreyaspatil.dev/explorin

Shreyas Patil's Blog · Exploring PausableComposition internals in Jetpack ComposeBy Shreyas Patil
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(btw, I think Compose Destinations is the most helpful library I am using!
When I switched from multiple Activities to Jetpack Compose, it really softened the impact of what for me was a completely new approach to navigation! Thank you so much, Rafael!
It's here: github.com/raamcosta/compose-d)
#JetpackCompose #Kotlin #ComposeDestinations

GitHubGitHub - raamcosta/compose-destinations: Annotation processing library for type-safe Jetpack Compose navigation with no boilerplate.Annotation processing library for type-safe Jetpack Compose navigation with no boilerplate. - raamcosta/compose-destinations

I have a list of things to show to users ("components" of a bike), some of which are hierarchical (e.g. "brake pads" belonging to "rear brake"). I usually use `LazyColumn` to list items, but in this case, I'm not sure.
So, I'm working on another aspect of the app, and hoping that some inspiration will strike when I least expect it.
#BuildInPublic #Android #JetpackCompose #FOSS

Check out the Stanford Spezi project planning board to see what we are working on and how you can contribute to Spezi: github.com/StanfordSpezi

You can learn more about our work at Stanford @StanfordBDHG at bdh.stanford.edu and about Spezi at spezi.stanford.edu.

GitHubStanford SpeziFree and open-source ecosystem of modules enabling digital health systems - Stanford Spezi

At this years company #hackathon our project team created a proof of concept #KotlinMultiplatform and #ComposeMultiplatform app for #Android, #iOS & desktop with a single code base for data layer, business logic and UI, well, for everything!

Within three days we were able to create a simple but functional application from scratch that accesses a #Firebase backend.

Still some rough edges on iOS but the future is bright for Kotlin Multiplatform!