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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.

How AI coding agents are automating away the developer apprenticeship ladder. Discover three personas for using agentic programming effectively, when it accelerates work, and critical guardrails to protect junior engineer growth.

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.