WebView in Android using Kotlin | Jetpack Compose | Android Studio

🌐✨ Build Powerful WebView in Android with Jetpack Compose! Learn Kotlin in Android Studio ✨🌐

Dive into the exciting world of Android development as we explore how to integrate a WebView into your Jetpack Compose application using Kotlin! Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this comprehensive tutorial will guide you through creating a seamless browsing experience within your app, leveraging the power of Jetpack Compose and Material Design principles.

🔥 What You'll Learn:

Setting up a Jetpack Compose project in Android Studio.
Integrating a fully functional WebView into your Compose UI.
Handling back navigation and optimizing the WebView for user-friendly behavior.

🛠️ Prerequisites:

Basic understanding of Kotlin programming.
Familiarity with Android Studio and Jetpack Compose.

🌟 Why Watch This?
This tutorial combines best practices and clear explanations to help you master WebView integration. Build polished, professional apps with Jetpack Compose!

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[douglastakada]

I followed your tutorial. First one to work and I tried a bunch of other ones. Thank

[MARIUTSKI]

Nice tutorial 🎉 very simple and direct to the point

[TheatreOfTragedy]

Thanks for the video; it works. However, the video covers the top and bottom of the screen, making it impossible to click elements like the privacy policy accept button. How can we leave some space at the top and bottom? It would be even better if a feature like a notification could be added when exiting the app using the back button.