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Material 3 offers a variety of pre-built TopAppBar components to streamline your development and ensure consistency with Material Design guidelines. This article explores different TopAppBar variations, including those with centered titles, expandable layouts, and support for subtitles.

Writing my first book was tough. I lost the joy of writing until I changed my approach. Learn how small changes can reignite your writing passion.

Explore how to add a platform-specific icons to a Compose Multiplatform project. This article guides you through using different icons for Android, iOS, Desktop and Web platforms.

Explore how to create a scrollable chart with Compose Multiplatform using KoalaPlot library. This article guides you through creating dynamic, scrollable charts.

Explore the art of formatting date and time in Kotlin with the Kotlinx-datetime library. This guide introduces you to the efficient use of Unicode patterns and Kotlin DSL for formatting date and time types. Ideal for Kotlin Multiplatform projects.

This article covers using and customizing the “Dividers” components from the "Material 2" and "Material 3" libraries in the Jetpack Compose. In addition to that, we will explore the difference between implementation of the Divider, HorizontalDivider and VerticalDivider.

Review of 2023 The first week of 2024 is an excellent opportunity to reflect on the previous year and set

The article explores different types of UI testing, such as end-to-end testing, UI testing with fake data, pixel perfection testing, and accessibility testing. The article also includes information on how to get started with UI testing in any project.

This article covers adding and customizing the “Pull to Refresh” action in the Jetpack Compose. In addition to that, we will explore how to trigger pull to refresh action in UI tests.

This article explains how to get access to values from a "Regional Preferences" settings screen in Android 14.

This article explains how to access string resources in UiAutomator test cases.

This article covers creating and customizing the "Switch" component in Jetpack Compose for enabling/disabling features. It explores differences between "Material" and "Material 3" libraries, and how to interact with and verify the Switch component's state in UI tests.