#AskAndroid at Android Dev Summit 2019 - Jetpack Compose

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Published 2019-11-02
Missed the #AskAndroid livestream segment of Android Dev Summit 2019? Don’t worry, we got you covered. Hosts Lyla Fujiwara and Dan Galpin are joined by Anna-Chiara Bellini and Adam Powell to discuss Jetpack Compose questions submitted by Android developers online. Anna-Chiara Bellini is a product manager, and Adam Powell is an engineering lead.

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All Comments (8)
  • @SnoopyDoofie
    1:44 "We should be going beta next year" - That was 2020. It's 2021 and it's still in Alpha.
  • @alexei3366
    I use ConstraintLayout. So as result it's very little nested items. As result the layout is very simple. And as result it's very easy to create and support different screens(simple and complex). So, how Compose can replace ConstraintLayout to create complex screens with many items?
  • @samjones50
    is there anyone who can help in solving errors in code in android studio?
  • @yasodanagulla8013
    can you guys help us in establishing communication between corotines and UI using jetpack composables?
  • @DarkH4X0
    Compose is similar to SwiftUI as approach, I think that the future for mobile development will be this for the UIs, contraints are a real pain, often I've spent much more time on the UI part of my apps than the logic itself and it's ridiculous, I'm not a designer I don't want to spend years on the layout and constraints when I could use that time better to optimize and refactor the code
  • @nageshworshah8314
    #AskAndroid why should't u add to connect our real android phone to android studio to test apps wirelessly instead of connecting through usb.