Nested scrolling | Jetpack Compose Tips

Scrolling can be a valuable tool for making fun and delightful apps!
In this episode, learn how to use nested scrolling in Compose, for a seemingly complex coordination between multiple components on a single scroll.
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Speaker: Simona Milanovic
Products Mentioned: Jetpack Compose, Android Dev

[@AndroidDevelopers]

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[@tanishranjan]

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[@monsterbrain]

A sample github project where we can reference the code with some usecases would be nice.

Yess! I wanted to do this so bad, now I understand how it works, thank you!!

[@gafoor11]

love this explanation

[@Игорь-ф7р3н]

This is not a working code. If you do this, the list will not scroll through the last ImageSize height. Last item will be hidden or cropped depending on item height.😢
This is because offset also offsets the last element. To fix add extra spacer with height=imageMinHeight in the end of you list

[@PurelyAndroid]

Thanks for the tips.

[@ArthurKhazbs]

I remember I used these deltas when I was making a custom upside-down pull-to-refresh component.

[@OrlanDroyd]

Thx 🙏 ❤

[@preetishsrivastav9785]

Awesome🙌

[@codingCouncil]

What i dont get here is that since the initial composable was a Box with a List and an image , why were they not overlapping and positioned as if in a Column .
Godddd , this videos are so awesome until they are not .
Was there some kind of manual positioning of composables under the Box composable or ?

[@roman71717]

Nice! But what about getting a simple scrollbar component?

[@GakisStylianos]

In a lazy or a non lazy list?

[@roman71717]

@@GakisStylianos will be useful for both, I know there are some solutions for this from the community but would be nice to get an official impl with modifier.node for better performance.

[@GakisStylianos]

@@roman71717 nothing "simple" about a scroll bar for a lazy list

[@petacardi]

Awesome! Is the source code available somewhere? Thank you!

[@vhmvdn]

How can we add a ‘snap’ behaviour to this?

[@somali4166]

Thank you, can you explain to us how to connect SQLlite database using Room and display and follow the data through SQLlite Browser?

[@waheedahmed6602]

does anyone have the github repo for the demonstrated app?

[@김동현-z1s9v]

Where can i get the full code? it would be better to provide full code or any gist...

[@AnshuAnmol-iz4sd]

On Android Developers Website

[@maklasuddin5595]

😊😊😊

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[@abhilashpatel6852]

Coding now a days moving to too much declarative. No logic required to code. You only need to know what to apply 😅

[@hemangsuthar5281]

Android redesigning is inevitable. Please.

[@johnnykeener3727]

Android!

[@Alchemist10241]

I don't like Android Developers teaching method. You can not just explain the code without building it from start to finish.

[@isaidstream4547]

Why not just use html, css and javascript sintaxis for android development? Im gonna wait

[@EverythingWithKotlin]

you can do it in react native, cant you ?