Jetpack Compose

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.

Explore different dropdown menus in Jetpack Compose. This guide covers information about creating, customising and testing dropdown menu in Jetpack Compose.

Many developers use string resources for development, and we can use similar resources for testing Jetpack Compose code with UI tests.

Designers and developers pay more attention to animations. This article will explore how to test animation created with Jetpack Compose.

Many mobile apps ask a user to provide data, and RadioButton component can simplify the onboarding process and how users can fill the information. I'll show you the possibilities of "RadioButton", how to customize and test it in JetpackCompose.

The preview functionality of Jetpack Compose is one of the key parts of the development UI with this technology. In this guide, I'll show complex examples of using @Preview annotation.

We will explore the creation of Theme use Colors, Typography, and Shapes in Jetpack Compose.

We will explore different ways of building grids and table use Jetpack Compose in this article.

We will explore many customization options for the text with Jetpack Compose in this article.

Introduction Jetpack Compose provides a declarative way of building the UI of the Android app. Layouts are an essential component

Composable functions can react on changing state and as a result such functions can be re-invoked. This mechanism is a

Jetpack Compose is a modern toolkit for building native UI for Android applications. It was announced at Google I/O