Designing scalable Compose APIs
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- This talk will cover best practices and guidelines for developing idiomatic Compose APIs. We'll go over how to think about and plan for your components, how to leverage Kotlin and naming conventions, how to define a solid structure for your component, and how to verify and maintain these APIs. We'll discuss how these guidelines can help developers write code that is more scalable, performant, and consistent.
API Guidelines for @Composable components in Jetpack Compose → goo.gle/3UozIK6
API Guidelines for Jetpack Compose → goo.gle/4b2MweN
Kotlin for Jetpack Compose → goo.gle/4b20EVH
Adopt Compose for View-based libraries → goo.gle/4b4AYYG
Speakers: Simona Milanovic
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Products Mentioned: Android Jetpack Compose
Event: Google I/O 2024 - Наука та технологія
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Great talk about planning, applying the standard naming and writing conventions, notes about testing and documenting the api that as a android/jetpack compose developer must think about ! :)
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Thank you, wait for the next tutorial!
great video
thanks
Excelente Google
I just discovered this channel, awesome tips!
I wish the best to Flutter, but honestly, I hope KMM with Compose becomes Google's favorite kid.
Actually, I think Google had plans to replace Android with Fuchsia eventually. And Flutter is a default framework for Fuchsia just like Android SDK/KMM is for Android. So if that happens, Flutter will actually replace KMM. Nothing is certain though so it will be interesting to watch as it unfolds.
Also, Google has full control over Dart so they might actually prefer it.
@@michalkubizna Man, I've been hearing about Fuschia for so long already... feels like a huge bait. Why would Google replace Android? It's a functional world-wide knew product, used by hundreds of companies that feed them data.
@@michalkubizna umm no, android itself is based using Kotlin and Java, changing it will eventually wiped out support for older devices as google would not used it. Also Google just lay offs half of Flutter developer so..
@@michalkubiznaEven Google removes Chrome from Fuschia