Jetpack Compose basics | Workshop

This Workshop takes you through the basics of building your first app with Jetpack Compose, Android's new modern UI toolkit that simplifies and accelerates UI development on Android.

To follow the Workshop, make sure you have the latest Android Studio (Arctic Fox Beta or newer) installed.

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Speaker: Florina Muntenescu

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product: Android - Jetpack Compose; event: Google I/O 2021; fullname: Florina Muntenescu; re_ty: Livestream;

[oleksee]

Although mic quality is not the best, strangely I had no problem hearing Florina talk, despite other comments.
Thanks for this workshop, !

[thecodingfeast]

Me:*Learns new stuff in android*
*Just the next day*
Google:You know what? we got a new way of doing that that is easier and yeah it requires you to learn it.
Me:*dies in learning*

[dvidia]

Kudos for this simple walk-through. It's great to see how Compose has managed to bring all of React's superpowers into the Android ecosystem.

[daniyar]

I like how recyclerview (Including adapter, viewholder) is being implemented in JC, just using Column and loop, so easy, that's amazing...

[markdheilong]

Excellent workshop on using Jetpack Compose with Kotlin for Android programming. Watching this video after getting stuck made it much more clear to me how to continue past my stuck point. I will continue again until I get it right all the way through to the end of the codelab.

[n-o-i-d]

Jetpack Compose is an amazing experience so far.

[rondamon]

Except for the sound, this is a great tutorial!

[jobbb]

Pro tip: The audio volume is very low until 36:38, then it suddenly gets louder. Turn your speakers/headphone volume down at that timestamp :p

[mattolinallc]

Great tutorial on Jetpack compose. I really love Android and hope one day to build my own Android OS phone using Linux. I also use Ubuntu Servers for hosting my Android apps. As a Software Engineer I love Android development pretty easy.😊😊😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉

[TheMikkelet]

regarding state keeping, why did you make composable function-only? Why not make them class based like flutter's Widgets?

[LifeLessonsLearned]

Previewing simple steps like changing background color or changing margin taking lots of sec(when running for first time) this is where I want jetpack Compose's team to work on because system like I have can take upto minutes.

[easyCodeRu]

Thank you! This one is really interesting. I see how UI is made in Flutter and it's just the same idea

[intellect.dev]

@Florina Muntenescu - here in this workshop, we have used the function names without the lower camel case, Is it something which is recommended for Composable?

[theren]

I'll have to watch this later with headphones.... 😕. Thanks for the session nontheless.

[silver]

Other than the audio, it's awesome! tutorial thank you.

[_AnkitBisht]

That was nice explanation, specially that lazy column thing

[adrianjoachim]

Either the audio was edited - or I must have super-listening-powers ;)
Nah, amazing video! Great content! I didn't have any problems understanding Florina.

[andalus]

Where can I find the whole list of the composable components like Text and Surface?

[CarlosSaltos]

On new versions use rememberSaveable instead of remember at the Button counter click variable declaration

[MateusMeurer]

This is not beginner friendly at all . Is this so much better that worth transitioning from something that we know and that works quite well? What are we aiming for here? I don't mind changes, I love them. Is there someone who can explain to me why is this better?