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Update! 📸 There is a new, better way to get a bitmap from a Composable in Compose 💅 Using the new GraphicsLayer APIs, we can call record on a GraphicsLayer - and toBitmap() on it, instead of needing to use the Android Picture class. developer.android.com/develop/ui/com… #JetpackCompose

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[EN] Sometimes we may want to set an alpha value for all the children you create in any composable(usually column, row or box). These children may occur on top of each other for some reasons. In such cases, we also need to consider the alpha values between the children inside. We

İbrahim Ethem, shows completely different things every moment in #Android World. Following his work motivates me more. ⏬ For Wasm & Compose ⏬

[EN] We can write the codes as required and create a transition with a single Modifier function. The whole secret is only in shareBounds. You can get the demo with small touches on the code in the video. I would be happy if you could try it and share your ideas. [TR] Olması

[EN] Being able to create 3 different states by changing just a few lines of code... The only thing that makes the green demo different from the red one is the scrolling state control. FlingBehavior, lazyListState, 2-3 lines of logic and here is the result. [TR] Sadece birkaç

Hey #AndroidDevs, we can do something like this in #Kotlin. Here's Composition over inheritance.

#KotlinConf In the image on the left, I shared the Context Receiver that comes with Kotlin 1.6.20. (content link: x.com/metehanbolatt/…) 👇👇Beta in #Kotlin 2.2 👇👇 KotlinConf'24 just showed something completely different. Image on the right. It now has a shorter name than

Let's do some fun things with Compose. The only component here is Text. All that's left is the animation. If you make different things inspired by this, please share it with us. Let's code fun and unique ideas together. #AndroidDevs #Android #JetpackCompose #Animation #Kotlin

It's very easy to find visible items in a list and create composable items based on those items just by using LazyListState. #AndroidDevs #Android #JetpackCompose #Animation #Kotlin #ComposeMultiplatform

We use extension functions with Kotlin. However, in some cases, these functions that we write for specific types may be used for results that we do not want. We can use receiver to prevent this. As you can see in the example below, we can access most things in the Res folder by

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I think, the best part of Compose is that we can easily hide and relocate the components we create. As we all know, recompose is a very important feature for compose when it can be managed. The first methods that come to mind while moving a component can cause recompose. There is

In many scenarios where we can't personally intervene with developers using the modules we write, for example a library used by other applications, if we need to use a different value instead of a value we created in the code, we can use "AutoboxingStateValueProperty". In this

The "onFirstVisible" and "onVisibilityChanged" modifiers were introduced with Compose 1.9.0-Alpha03, released on May 20, 2025. I reviewed the "onFirstVisible" modifier in this video. Now we have a modifier that we can use instead of writing an extension. You can try it yourself

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One of the most incredible features that Jetpack Compose brings is the ability to easily use animations. We can create amazing things by just slightly changing the default animations. Here is an example of sharedTransition working great with Nav3. #Kotlin #Android #AndroidDevs