Learn Jetpack Compose for Android by Examples. Learn how to use Jetpack Compose for Android App Development. Android’s modern toolkit for building native UI.
- If you want to get started with Jetpack Compose for Android Development and wants to master it, then this project is for you.
- Common use-cases of Jetpack Compose in Android has been implemented in this project.
- This is your one-stop solution for learning Jetpack Compose for Android Development.
- Just clone, build, run the project and start learning Jetpack Compose by examples.
This Jetpack Compose Example Project will help you in learning the following for Android App Development:
- How to build UI using Jetpack Compose in Android?
- How to display a Text and apply various styles on a Text?
- How to display a TextField(EditText) and apply various styles on it?
- How to use the Preview and PreviewParameter feature offered by Android Studio?
- Learn how to use various layouts such as Column, ScrollableColumn, LazyColumn, Row, ScrollableRow, LazyRow, Box, Stack, and ConstraintLayout in Jetpack Compose?
- Learn the usage of Clickable in Jetpack Compose with the help of examples.
- How to use Buttons, Card, Images, AlertDialog, Single Choice Dialog in Jetpack Compose?
- Through Jetpack Compose tutorial, you will learn various Material Design UI elements such as BottomAppBar, TopAppBar, BottomNavigation, Checkbox, CircularProgressIndicator, LinearProgressIndicator, RadioButton, Slider, Snackbar, and Switch.
- Learn how to make Custom Views in Jetpack Compose?
- How to add animation such as Crossfade and Shape Rotation in Jetpack Compose?
- Simple TextView: Learn how to display text using Compose?
- Text Styling: Learn how to add various styles on a Text in Compose?
- TextField(EditText): Example to show the usage of EditText in Compose.
- Simple Preview: Learn how to use the Preview feature of Android Studio for Jetpack Compose?
- Preview Parameter: Learn how to pass parameters in a Preview annotation in Jetpack Compose?
- Simple Column: Example to display UI elements vertically.
- Scrollable Column: Tutorial of Scrollable Column in Jetpack Compose.
- Lazy Column: Learn how to lazily add elements in a Column using LazyColumn?
- Simple Row: Compose tutorial on how to display UI elements horizontally?
- Scrollable Row: Example of Scrollable Row in Jetpack Compose.
- Lazy Row: Example of Lazy Row in Jetpack Compose.
- Box: Learn the usage of Box Layout in Compose with the help of an example.
- Stack: Tutorial on how to place one UI element over other and vice-versa?
- Constraint Layout: Learn how to use ConstraintLayout in Compose?
- Button: Learn how to use Buttons and how to add styles to a Button in Compose?
- Card: Example to learn the usage of CardView in Compose.
- Clickable: Tutorial to show how UI elements can be made clickable?
- Image: Example of ImageView in Compose.
- Alert Dialog: Learn how to show AlertDialog in Compose?
- Single Choice Dialog: Learn how to show Single Choice Dialog in Compose?
- Material AppBar: Compose Tutorial of BottomAppBar and TopAppBar.
- Material BottomNavigation: Example of BottomNavigation in Jetpack Compose.
- Material Checkbox: Tutorial of Checkbox in Jetpack Compose.
- Material ProgressBar: Learn how to use Circular and Linear ProgressBar in Compose?
- Material RadioButton: Learn how to use RadioButton in Jetpack Compose?
- Material Slider: Example of Linear and Discrete Slider in Compose.
- Material Snackbar: Learn to display some information using a Snackbar in Compose.
- Material Switch: Learn how to use Switch in Compose?
- Custom View: Example of creating your own Custom View in Jetpack Compose.
- Crossfade Animation: Example of showing Crossfade animation in Jetpack Compose.
- Shape Rotation Animation: Compose tutorial of Square Shape Rotation Animation.
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└── com.mindorks.example.jetpack.compose/
├── animation/
│ ├── CrossFadeAnimationActivity.kt
│ └── ShapeRotationActivity.kt
├── button/
│ └── MaterialButtonActivity.kt
├── card/
│ └── CardExampleActivity.kt
├── clickable/
│ └── ClickableExampleActivity.kt
├── customview/
│ └── CustomViewActivity.kt
├── data/
│ └── Blog.kt
├── dialog/
│ ├── AlertDialogActivity.kt
│ └── SingleChoiceDialogActivity.kt
├── image/
│ └── ImageActivity.kt
├── layout/
│ ├── BoxActivity.kt
│ ├── ColumnActivity.kt
│ ├── ConstraintLayoutActivity.kt
│ ├── LazyColumnActivity.kt
│ ├── LazyRowActivity.kt
│ ├── RowActivity.kt
│ ├── ScrollableColumnActivity.kt
│ ├── ScrollableRowActivity.kt
│ └── StackActivity.kt
├── materialdesign/
│ ├── MaterialAppBarActivity.kt
│ ├── MaterialBottomNavigationActivity.kt
│ ├── MaterialCheckBoxActivity.kt
│ ├── MaterialProgressActivity.kt
│ ├── MaterialRadioButtonActivity.kt
│ ├── MaterialSliderActivity.kt
│ ├── MaterialSnackbarActivity.kt
│ └── MaterialSwitchActivity.kt
├── preview/
│ ├── DummyBlogProvider
│ ├── PreviewParameterActivity.kt
│ └── SimplePreviewActivity.kt
├── text/
│ ├── SimpleTextActivity.kt
│ ├── TextFieldActivity.kt
│ └── TextStylingActivity.kt
├── ui/
│ ├── Color.kt
│ ├── Shape.kt
│ ├── Theme.kt
│ └── Type.kt
└── MainActivity.kt
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