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Simplify multilingual app development with Twine! Learn how to manage and export strings for iOS, Android, and Compose Multiplatform efficiently

Should you use Kotlin Sequences for performance? I put List, Sequence, and Flow to the test with kotlinx-benchmark, and the results were surprising!

Haze 1.0 is a powerful library for achieving background blurring effects within Jetpack Compose and Compose Multiplatform apps.

How Circuit makes retaining UI state with Compose effortless

Explore the seamless transition from Jetpack Compose to SwiftUI for developers. Dive into the intricacies of managing state in SwiftUI, gaining valuable insights and tips for a smooth development experience.

The best way to implement a Parallax effect in Jetpack Compose

As teams start using Jetpack Compose, most of them eventually find that there is a missing piece of the puzzle: measuring the performance of your composables.

The Slot API pattern is a pattern which is used extensively throughout the Compose UI codebase. The Compose team at Google arrived at this pattern after numerousiterations at finding an idiomatic way to architect the standard set of composables.

This is hopefully going to be a short post, but one which I think is timely as more people start using Jetpack Compose.

At the end of next week I will be leaving my job at Google and moving on to a new challenge outside $GOOG.