Lists - Android Jetpack Compose - Part 8

In this video you will learn how to use a Column and LazyColumn to create a list.

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[bytegraftkids]

Thank God! The old days of recyclerview are gone. Very well explained.

[yunusemrearslan]

A new era has just begun in Android Development.

[KroRelic]

I really love your series! This is helping me so much in learning Kotlin Compose, in which to achieve my ultimate goal of learning Compose Multiplatform. Thank you so much for the quality content!

[TiagoDvl]

I truly think your content should reach a higher audience. Thank you so much for this.

[animecontent]

oh my gosh, bro, how simple it is, I was straggling in xml to create a list with fuc*ken adapter and many functions. I love you bro.

[AleXoTroN]

As a long since flutter developer, i just love how lists are created in compose. Its soooo much easier

[durrium]

Following your tutorial series and I gotta say, you are doing agreat job! Many poeple dont zoom in on the variables and functions like you do :) Keep it up!

[halahmilksheikh]

Someone needs to start a gofundme to get this man a transparent mic. Kidding, I love your stuff! Very thorough.

[pixelbully]

Can't believe I held out for so long on the old ways, never been more happy to bin something than recycler view!

[tonnie]

My takeaway - If you only have a count then use items (100) { i -> }. If you have a list and you need an Index then use itemIndexed(listOf("s1", "s2")) { i, s -> }

[alexwhb]

Fantastic video! I actually can't believe how much better JetPack Compose is than old school Android view programing. I literally can write what would have taken me days in hours or less. I'm so excited about the possibilities this allows us.

[hadjsaidaoumer]

Thanks Philipp 🥰, You are the best teacher 🙏

[dawidtyburek]

As per todays Reddit: Compose is when you're tired of needing to create 7 files to display a list of items without a header 🤠

[mrpi]

I liked LazyColumn and your great teaching style . Thank You. 🙏

[andrewboy]

Thanks Phillipp, with you I am learning a lot, I understand you while with the other people I haven't been able to do it.

[omargaccetta]

My God, I can't even believe this can replace recyclerview, so simple and succinct.

[RobertMair]

Chuck Norris of YouTube's Android Tutorials 👌

[faysaldeve]

Your explanation is very wonderful and you are a beautiful person and artist. Thank you for this excellent course

[JohanMosqueraYT]

Thank you Phillip, the best Android Tutor 🔥

[kravets_coding]

Looks much better then recyclerView. Great tutorial to get familiar with the concept. Thank you.
Still I have questions I have to find answers for before I can trust the lazy column thing: does it recycle old elements as we scroll, how to implement scroll bar, what about pagination.