Constraints and modifier order - MAD Skills

Modifiers in Compose can be chained and the order in which we do so matters. But how exactly does it matter? In this MAD Skills episode we’ll go beyond your intuition and learn to reason about modifier chaining and how it influences the sizes of our composables.

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:23 - Phases of Compose
0:59 - Problem set
1:40 - Constraints
3:24 - An example
6:06 - Size modifiers
8:40 - Solutions
11:54 - In conclusion

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[roshanpvarghese]

Highly condensed video content. Learnt a lot. Thank you!

Awesome episode! Very very educational. Thank you!

[MaxMaung-li]

At 11:28 it's not clear to me why the clip draws itself at the center of the canvas instead of from the top left corner.

[ramezsnober]

Well done video, it helps you to easily understand how modifier works behind the scene

[KingFuYouTube]

thank you for the guide. Please make more of this.

[jeremycharlybryanlamasse]

It finally made more sense to me, thanks!!

[johnhammer]

How does the root node decide what the height and width constraint should be ?

[Zhuinden]

I like this video because it has nice illustrated visual examples, but everything about it works exactly the opposite compared to what I'd normally expect. Odd. As a lot of people do like this, maybe I'm the one working in reverse.

[keeo]

There’s Denis Neklyudov in the Image )
1:00

[zaryabK-vifh]

question I used border on column like bending the top left and top right edges but the ripple effect or the click effect still took the whole column

[Jenis_Sanghani]

Thank you please Help me to start with compose.

[parihar-shashwat]

Remember when we used to create all complex ui using just linearLayout and RelativeLayout .

[agungwatanabe]

I actually can't believe someone still thinking that modifier order doesn't matters

[TheMikkelet]

I thought we were going away from Views because the View class had gotten too bloated, but now it feels like we just have a bloated Modifier class 😅