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Designing with Compose

@ComposeJetpack

Designer building Android apps using #JetpackCompose. Sharing my #AndroidDev journey here.

This dude!

powerful prototyping with code in @figma is coming soon from @diagram prototyper.design

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Replit is the future of development!


👀 Going to try this out and see what I can build with this!

Do you want to build Great looking Android UI quickly? Check out my Neumorphic-UI library for Jetpack Compose 🤩 github.com/adrianwitaszak… #JetpackCompose #Compose

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Check out my Neumorphic-UI library for Jetpack Compose 🤩

github.com/adrianwitaszak…

#JetpackCompose #Compose


Read my latest: “Designing With Code - Issue #1getrevue.co/profile/design…


Not able to find a way to add Text Gradients on Framer sites. @koenbok @jornvandijk Is there something obvious that I am missing!? #framer


Spent the weekend hacking this together! *Almost* there! 👀 #JetpackCompose

ComposeJetpack's tweet image. Spent the weekend hacking this together! 

*Almost* there! 👀

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Valid points. I see an opportunity here though. Build well-designed Android apps and that's bound to take off inevitably.

Most apps are just made better. More care and attention from part of the devs. Smoother, doesn't freeze up or slow down. Coming from a Galaxy S10 user, so not a crappy phone in the slightest.



Seems like the decision isn't an easy one.

If I were to create content on how to design with Jetpack Compose, what format would you prefer to consume them? #JetpackCompose #AndroidDev

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I love the Samsung S8 Ultra! But do I really need one? Nope!


If I were to create content on how to design with Jetpack Compose, what format would you prefer to consume them? #JetpackCompose #AndroidDev

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YouTube code along videos %50

58 vote · Final results


I envy what's available for SwiftUI devs. Something like this on Compose is impossible at the moment.

SwiftUI has the blur view modifier from the very first day. It allows us to build super custom blur effects quickly. On the other hand, SwiftUI Release 3 gives us the new Material type that specifies different blur effects defined in HIG. swiftwithmajid.com/2021/10/28/blu…

swiftwithmajid.com

Blur effect and materials in SwiftUI

SwiftUI has the blur view modifier from the very first day. It allows us to build super custom blur effects quickly. On the other hand, SwiftUI Release 3 gives us the new Material type that specifies...



The idea of KMM is very intriguing. I’m hoping for better tooling support. I don’t want to spend hours configuring Gradle and Cocoapods before I delve into code. Granted it’s a onetime setup per project, the lack of tooling makes adoption harder.

SwiftUI has the blur view modifier from the very first day. It allows us to build super custom blur effects quickly. On the other hand, SwiftUI Release 3 gives us the new Material type that specifies different blur effects defined in HIG. swiftwithmajid.com/2021/10/28/blu…

swiftwithmajid.com

Blur effect and materials in SwiftUI

SwiftUI has the blur view modifier from the very first day. It allows us to build super custom blur effects quickly. On the other hand, SwiftUI Release 3 gives us the new Material type that specifies...



The more I learn, the less I know.


Alright. Made good progress building out the UI. It's amazing how close this is to the designs on Figma. The language gap between design & code is getting narrower. #JetpackCompose #AndroidDev #designcode #design #100DaysOfCode

Building this UI using #JetpackCompose. Curious to understand how y'all #AndroidDevs learn? Would you use a mobile app like this ⬇️ that teaches you design patterns using Compose on the go? Or do you learn stuff primarily on a desktop & would not use a mobile app to learn?

ComposeJetpack's tweet image. Building this UI using #JetpackCompose. 

Curious to understand how y'all #AndroidDevs learn? 

Would you use a mobile app like this ⬇️ that teaches you design patterns using Compose on the go? 

Or do you learn stuff primarily on a desktop & would not use a mobile app to learn?


I discovered this library today and tried it out. It makes Compose Navigation so many more times easier to use. Amazing work @raamcosta! github.com/raamcosta/comp…


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