Have you heard of Voyager?
It's a multiplatform navigation library seamlessly integrated with Jetpack Compose.
I've learned some interesting things about it 👇
#kotlin#AndroidDev#JetpackCompose#ios
You always wanted to make your own server as an Android Kotlin developer?
Here are some small things to know to kickstart your first Ktor app.
First of all, what is Ktor.
It is a straightforward and very powerful tool to build asynchronous clients and servers apps with Kotlin and coroutines.
It's fun, like many things with Kotlin. And it's built and backed by JetBrains.
2021
💼 After having refused several job offers I accepted one because I liked the project and the technical stack
👨🍼I had my second child
🥵 I came close to burnout because of this new job
🚪I quit my job after ~11months
💰 I made my first money as freelance
Instead of using a custom grid with a fixed number of columns, you can use a FlowRow.
The children layouts will go on a next row if there is no more space.
It allows you to have a more flexible UI that adapts to your content.
#JetpackCompose
Automatically set the version number via the number of commits in the git repository.
This is the first time I see this.
What do you think?
#AndroidDev
Instead of using a custom grid with a fixed number of columns, you can use a FlowRow.
The children layouts will go on a next row if there is no more space.
It allows you to have a more flexible UI that adapts to your content.
#JetpackCompose
Automatically set the version number via the number of commits in the git repository.
This is the first time I see this.
What do you think?
#AndroidDev