Five years ago, at the 2017 Google I/O Keynote, Kotlin became an officially supported language for Android development. With this post, let’s celebrate by revisiting that initial story, some important steps along the way, and by looking at the ongoing efforts by Google to support Kotlin.
In another detailed Jetpack Compose walkthrough, we’ll look at implementing a simple app for practicing the digits of pi!
Jetpack Compose makes it easy to build beautiful UI. Check out this Chat UI sample, and learn some exciting bits of Compose along the way!
Introducing a new library to conveniently require values from common Android types.
As your library code is evolving over time, you have to be mindful of changes in your public API. Here’s how you can keep it in check.
Jetpack Compose is finally in beta. Here are my first impressions using its beta, and some recommended resources for getting started with it.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a real, functional chat app using Jetpack Compose and the Stream Chat Android SDK.
I’ve dusted off one of my oldest (and favourite) coding projects, and rewrote it in Jetpack Compose as a nice little practice exercise.
I started learning Jetpack Compose this week. Two days into that adventure, here’s a quick look at how a neat clock design can be built up in Compose, step-by-step.
MavenCentral is the place to be for Android libraries, but publishing there is no easy task. With JCenter going away soon, this problem is more timely than ever. Here’s the step-by-step guide on how to do it.