Using ConstraintLayout in Compose
summary
ConstraintLayout Compose 1.0 brings view‑system ConstraintLayout and MotionLayout concepts into Compose, letting code swap declarative constraint set objects and animate between them using the MotionLayout engine; a calculator demo runs about 10 distinct states and transitions smoothly. Tooling accepts a JSON motion scene string for live edits, supports onSwipe, keyframes, generators and list generate rules, and a tiny desktop inspector (≈1MB jar) connects to a device to modify layouts live. All demos and source code are on GitHub and run successfully.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to ConstraintLayout
- 1:52Why use ConstraintLayout in Compose
- 6:07Getting started with ConstraintLayout
- 10:03Animating layouts with ConstraintLayout
- 11:48Introducing MotionLayout
- 13:12MotionLayout JSON structure
- 16:22Debugging MotionLayout in Studio
- 21:44Live editing with MotionLayout
- 24:50Building custom components
- 29:25MotionLayout for components
- 31:38Full app demo with MotionLayout
- 32:42Carousel animation in Compose
- 34:28Current status and future
- 37:24Q&A and closing
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