Fun design with Lazy layouts: Community tip - MAD Skills

In this episode, Manuel Perera shows a tip on how to tweak one of the Compose layouts to implement a fun and complex look and the benefits of doing it with Compose.

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[Binizh]

The power of compose. Truly a futuristic design language.

[haggzo]

Good concept Manu.
Loved the whole reduction in number of code lines, as well as readability

[ghZTrikz]

Awesome example of why Jetpack Compose! :) Thanks for the Tip!

[souravpany]

Nice work!!Nice to see the power of Compose, hope in near future compose will the ultimate choice for devs to build android application.

[vengateshm]

That's cool ui stuff with jetpack compose.

[JinyiWu]

A naive question, will the negative spacing modifier cause any touch issue regarding the overlapping of items?

[sumansaha]

This is very cool and creative application, but I'm still waiting on faster and more reliable compose previews

[abhimanyu.n]

LazyColumn was used for placing items vertically and the vertical arrangement was used to reduce the space to overlap the items vertically.

How was the Hexagon Composable horizontally placed in the LazyColumn?

[AlexGnok]

Using explicit spacing between the items (-92dp) is a bit questionable. As hex shapes are being sized accordingly to the screen size (55%) the spacing may (and most likely will) look weird on different screen sizes

[phate]

How can I implement a feature? Especially like the collaborative feature in Keep Notes, where you can keep Notes in Sync with the family group? Another example would be share location in google maps...

[mehdiparsaei]

What a confusing video. Who tried the code?
Could you please share the git link at least?