Shahzad Ansari @Shahzad_Ansari3

Android Engineer, ❤️ Compose, Kotlin. Multan, Pakistan Joined September 2018

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Shahzad Ansari @Shahzad_Ansari3

2 years ago

🚀 Updated my open-source project to use Version Catalog for managing dependencies instead of buildSrc and the end result is absolutely amazing 🎉 Checkout the repo: github.com/shahzadansari/… #androiddev #kotlin #gradle #jetpackcompose #opensource #androidtip

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Shreyas Patil 🇮🇳 @imShreyasPatil

2 years ago

Have you ever witnessed unnecessary recompositions like this with LazyColumn or LazyRow? And then you don't have a clue why it's happening? 🤔 Here's a new blog I just published with explanation and solution😉 📃Read now: blog.shreyaspatil.dev/solving-the-my… #androiddev #jetpackcompose

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Shahzad Ansari @Shahzad_Ansari3

2 years ago

Hi guys! I have a created a multi-module app with clean architecture using MVI architecture pattern. Any and all feedback is appreciated. github.com/shahzadansari/… #JetpackCompose #Kotlin #MultiModule #architecture #androiddev #MVI #Ktor #SqlDelight

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Android Dev Notes @androiddevnotes

2 years ago

For Compose Multiplatform, is this the standard stack or would you swap something?

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Jarosław Michalik @JarekOnTech

2 years ago

lateinit var and val by lazy{} are both used to handle late initialization in Kotlin. The key difference is in the way they behave: one throws an exception if not initialized before use, while the other initializes on first use.

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Manuel Vivo @manuelvicnt

3 years ago

All ViewModel APIs in one place! 🥹 There are multiple ways to obtain a ViewModel and you should choose one depending on the libraries that you use. To help you figure it out, we just released a new cheat sheet! 👌 Hope you find it useful 🙌 developer.android.com/topic/librarie…

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Dave Leeds @djleeds

2 years ago

In #Kotlin 1.9, instead of using the "until" infix function to create a range that's exclusive on its upper bound, you can use the new open-ended range operator... or as I like to call it, the alligator operator.