Chris Banes

Two Haze tasks show when direct implementation is enough, when planning earns its place, and which checks still matter either way.

Haze 2.0 brings Glass, a new effects API, performance improvements, and experimental Android native backdrop support to Compose Multiplatform.

Compose’s new progressive blur API blurs a composable’s own content. Here’s how that relates to Haze and Android’s new backdrop API.

Hermes connected my marketplace order emails to Actual Budget, turning opaque Shopping transactions into useful item-level categories.

Haze 2.0-alpha01 turns blur into a pluggable effect, splitting it into a separate module and opening the door to custom visual effects built on top of a shared rendering infrastructure.