Compose
summary
Announces Compose going stable in July 2021 and recommends starting now, details concrete runtime and rendering work: Compose 1.0 focuses on prefetching, reusing layout nodes and recycling offscreen items to close the gap with views, and improves pointer/gesture responsiveness. Lists show simpler APIs like lazy column with sticky headers and reuse, promises Material You support later in the year, explores Wear and widgets, flags tooling tied to Android Studio Beta/Canary, and warns about Kotlin compiler plugin/version constraints and testing tradeoffs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00Should companies start developing new applications now
- 2:00Performance improvements
- 7:20Material view
- 11:00Constraints
- 13:30Deprecation
- 18:35Testing
- 22:30Backward Compatibility
- 25:30Material Theme
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