This repository contains the sample app materials for my Jetpack Compose webinar for droidcon online on April 23, 2020.
The app code is contained in the ComposeMailPlayground folder. If you want to
experiment with the app, import the folder using an Android Studio 4.1 canary
version. This version is
currently required since previous versions do not contain support for Jetpack
Compose.
My name is Brian Gardner. I'm a developer and instructor for Big Nerd Ranch.
I've been publishing a blog series on Compose on my personal website that you can check out for some more in-depth information.
I also post Compose materials to my twitter account, @BrianGardnerDev, if you're interested in that as well.
Here is a list of additional materials if you want to learn more about Jetpack Compose:
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Jetpack Compose documentation is a great place to start getting familiar with Compose.
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Jetpack Compose tutorial walks through creating a UI with the essential compose components
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Jepack Compose codelab is a more in-depth look at compose. It covers dealing with state as well as how to have flexible layouts.
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Compose release notes provides information about the changes in each release of Compose. This is a great resource since things are changing so quickly.
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Compose UI release notes provides information about the changes made in the compose UI dependencies. Another great resource to look at each time the versions are bumped.
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What's new in Jetpack Compose talk from Android Dev Summit 2019 Is a fun look at the new things available in Compose.
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Understanding Compose is another talk from Android Dev Summit 2019 that I recommend checking out.