@DanielJohnGay
Thank you so much for the video! I always admire your company's products
@VIDEOSANDREEL
Better than i phone and so called other OS❤❤❤ Thank You for sharing 🙏 Love From INDIA Kolkata 🙏
@mark-147
Outstanding comprehensive summary, but, my word, how many tools and dependencies to learn and use!?
@vikramragunathan6392
Amazing 👌👌👌
@AlejandraStamato
Amazing amazing! TY for all the tips! :)
@hellosagar
Loved it. Cant get it any better
@ScanaRch
Really awesome video! Thank you so much!
@Programmer-b9q
My feeling is that if Jetpack Compose had been first, and now the view-based approach was released then the view-based approach would be considered a huge progress. Even now, after two years of JC release, if you make apps using JC, then the apps will have UI performance issues..
@PedroBarbosaRoman
Regarding the defer reads: does it make sense to use lambdas if we are not using those deferred modifier alternatives or a custom layout?
@yasserakbbach708
I still didn't get how the recomposition is getting skipped by passing lambdas 🤔? Also, I'd like to mention that this video has too much info to handle, I hope next time you guys split it with enough examples 😄
@coldwised
How to know when transition is finished with produceState? I'm talking about "Split heavy grames part".
@TimRijckaert
I need an even more in depth tutorial for trying to find bottlenecks in an AndroidTV application which tend to run on slower/lower end Android devices. We have enough information how to capture logs, not how to interpret it. This video is the first which goes a bit more into depth, but I need a more general view, not just Compose
@hasa4628
how to trace the rendering part of a composable method ?
@amanxyz03
👍🏻
@mondoshigua
👋🏻🇨🇴🧔🏻👍🏻🤝🏻 Saludos desde Colombia,🕯️🕯️🕯️ feliz día de las velitas
@nimishashiril
Great…
@KeySabre
It's not easy for an existing app to use baseline profile. Gradle related setup is really frustrating.
@AndroidDevelopers