Jetpack Compose was announced at Google I/O and the team has been hard at work ever since. This talk introduces Compose to new audiences, including what the project is and how it is taking shape. The talk also updates people who already know about Jetpack Compose, including how the project has evolved.
Presented by: Adam Powell, Clara Bayarri, Romain Guy
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Like dart. Too much style and
Layout coding. Not good enough now. But it will be well later.
35:31 "It took us 5 minutes to figure it out And we wrote that thing" :D. Romain is so cool
Is there any way to pass a parcelable object to another activity?
It combines the advantages of flutter with the advantages of native. Pretty neat if it works
Flutter developers are smiling..
Please, tell me how do you run android device emulator in a tool window?
If you know flutter, you know compose.
Yes!
Reminds me a lot of immediate-mode GUI systems (as opposed to the far-more-common retained-mode)
Amazing new layout coding. Seems better than flutter.
Ok so Flutter is for native Android and iOS, Compose is a Flutter specific for Android. Bye java
At 16:33 – 17:03 min. Mr. Romain talked about JetNews app. Could anybody share a link to the source code of that?
is it flutter ???????????
Basically Flutter with Kotlin instead of Dart.
Flutter!
It's all good, but in your own example you replace recycler with simple column so it's not very fair comparison in my opinion. In fact the whole recycler example looks like it was intentionally written to be as spacious and complex as possible. Like seriously parent.context.getSystemService(Context.LAYOUT_INFLATER_SERVICE) as LayoutInflater, who does that? That's what LayoutInflater is for.
> similar to other R E A C T ive frameworks
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Nice
What is being done to avoid excessive nesting in JetPack Compose ( https://youtu.be/dtm2h-_sNDQ?t=1000 )?
Kotlin 1.4 ( https://youtu.be/dtm2h-_sNDQ?t=439 ) hasn't been released yet.
What I am excited about this is now, I don't need to make components again and again. Just create one class and dynamically use it across the whole app