Android Jetpack Compose Core

01. Introduction to Jetpack Compose

• What is Jetpack Compose?
• Differences between Jetpack Compose and XML-based UI.

02. Basic Composable Functions

• Understanding @Composable functions.
• How to define and use Composable functions.
• Previewing composables with @Preview.

03. Layout in Jetpack Compose

• Basic layout structures: Column, Row, Box, ConstraintLayout.
• Advanced layouts: LazyColumn, LazyRow, LazyVerticalGrid, LazyHorizontalGrid, FlowRow, FlowColumn.

04. Modifier

• Basic: Padding, Alignment, Size, Background, FillMaxWidth/FillMaxHeight, Spacer
• Intermediate: Clickable, Border, Clip, Offset, Shadow
• Advanced: GraphicsLayer, Rotate, Scale, ZIndex, AspectRatio

05. State in Jetpack Compose

• State management with remember and mutableStateOf.
• Unidirectional data flow.
• rememberSaveable and surviving configuration changes.

06. Recomposition and Optimization

• How recomposition works.
• Controlling recomposition and avoiding unnecessary UI updates.
• Key best practices to ensure efficient recomposition.

07. UI Components

• Text, Image, Icons, Scaffold, and more in Compose.
• Handling input fields: TextField, Button, Checkbox, Slider, etc.
• Animations: basic animations, transitions, and gestures.

08. Side Effects in Jetpack Compose

• Using LaunchedEffect, SideEffect, DisposableEffect.
• Side-effect handling and lifecycle-aware composables.

09. Jetpack Compose and ViewModel Integration

• Composing with ViewModel.
• Using viewModel() in Jetpack Compose.
• State and events between ViewModel and Composables.

10. Handling Lists and Performance

• Using LazyColumn, LazyRow for large data sets.
• Customizing list items, separators, and handling user interactions.
• Understanding and optimizing scrolling performance.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.