Kotlin Flow: Simple yet Powerful Implementation | by Aniket Bhoite | Sep, 2023
Photo by Louis Tsai on Unsplash Ever since Flow was first introduced in Kotlin version 1.3.0, it has become an important and highly discussed topic in the Kotlin community. But why? Flow is a simple yet powerful implementation for asynchronous programming in Kotlin. Flow is…
Refactoring Multi-Module Kotlin Project With Konsist | by Igor Wojda 🤖 | Sep, 2023
Refactoring is not just about altering code; it’s about enhancing its structure, improving readability, optimizing performance, and keeping things consistent. In this article, we’ll focus on the consistency aspect and refactor a simple imaginary project to unify its codebase. We will also implement a set…
Canvas in Jetpack Compose, Github Actions, Function Composition, Kotlin, Compose Button, and more! | by Shahla Aliyeva | Sep, 2023
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Creating a Form using Jetpack Compose and Material Design 3 | by Waseef Akhtar | Sep, 2023
5. Next, we’re going to create a text field for the medication name, by creating a new text label as well as a text field where user can enter the medication name. We’re also going to store the medication name as a value when the…
Exploring Canvas in Jetpack Compose — Crafting Graphics, Animations, and Game Experiences | by Nirbhay Pherwani | Sep, 2023
The Canvas composable isn’t limited to graphics; it’s also used in creating interactive and immersive game experiences directly within your app. Let’s look at a simple game concept — a bouncing ball. Bouncing Ball Game @Composablefun BouncingBallGame() {val position = remember { mutableStateOf(Offset(300f, 0f)) }val…
Compose a Compose Button by composing Composable functions | by André Oriani | Sep, 2023
Let’s create a Compose Button from scratch and apply Separation of Concerns. Design Language Systems are becoming an increasing trend among Mobile designers. Your lovely designer follows such a trend and provides you with the below specifications for buttons. They are not really Material buttons….