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I have this in written form, many other Android related topics, job profile optimization and hands-on support here: www.skool.com/android-devs

Not very straight forward or automated way unfortunately. What I found possible is to export the studio preferences (you can choose what to export) and so you can export only the templates -> it will create a zip file. Now, you can share that zip file (or commit it to a repo where others can access it) Then they can import it on their side. That's what ended up working fine. Hope it helps

Hi! That's a great question. I don't have such video, but I can imagine what you need to do is change the gradle command that now creates a bundle - to create an apk. I have to mention tho, that recommended way is to generate bundles instead of APKs, but I understand you might be in different situation.

Thank you so much for the kind words and the feedback. I'm glad it ended up helpful for you. You can get a written version as well inside my Android Devs comunity here: www.skool.com/android-devs

In the latest emulator update I also have the same issue. It seems like a permission issue between the emulator and the computer (or at least that's my assumption) Otherwise it should work out of the box

Thank you so much for the kind words mate 🙏 I'm happy it ended up useful for you 💯❤️

Thank you brother 🙏 I'm glad it is helpful

You can find the link to the full video in the description of this one for more details. Hope it helps

Yes. To render a frame, Compose passes through 3 phases: Composition -> Layout -> Drawing. When a composable function gets a new state/value - it would recompose passing through all the 3 phases. This is not bad, and that's expected and how it should be. That's the basis of recomposition, letting data changes to emit new UI Now, when the value changes rapidly, it causes too many recompositions which have a performance impact. Using lambda to pass the value will skip the composition phase. Hope that helps. You can also find more detailed explanation here: developer.android.com/develop/ui/compose/phases#optimizing-state-reads

Much needed 🥺

Maybe it's an idea for you to join us inside my Skool community here: www.skool.com/android-devs We learn different things inside it and that might be helpful for you

@@jov_mit Thankyou for the invitation 🥹

Thank you for the kind words my friend 💯🙏

Thank you for the feedback mate, glad you found it helpful 🙏💯

Check if you have the correct Color import. It should be the one coming from the compose package

Thank you so much for the kind words 🙏 I'm glad it ended up useful

Hi Louys, thanks for the kind words 🙏 Yes, indeed. The gradle wrapper takes care of the rest.

Hi 👋 I help people become Android developers in about 6 months by utilizing the RAD method. After the program people start getting clients and build real world experience while getting paid for it. If you are interested about it - join my free community here: skool.com/android-devs/about and I'll help you out

@@jov_mit thank you sir

Yes, it will work fine.

there is a long video (where these shorts are cut from) explaining the whole concept of custom design system and theming - might be an idea to check that one out

@@jov_mit Yeah I check that as well. Very well explained. Thanks

@@U4Universe thank you 🙏

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feedback - it is very valuable. As you mentioned - it is a video. If I show the screen and nothing is happening on it while I am explaining/making a point over something - it becomes a slideshow. And therefore much less engaging and more boring. I'm writing this from actual metrics we've done over the past. Still - thank you so much for your feedback - I really mean it. It helps me reconsider the editing overtime 🙏

@@jov_mitmaybe wait a bit longer after switching screens to transition back to you.

@@pilotbri that's definitely a great idea. Thanks for sharing 🙏

absolutely! here's the repo: github.com/mitrejcevski/android-devs-app

@@jov_mit Great Kindly add it to the description of the video...this is really helpful

Thank you for the kind words my friend 🙌🙏 glad you found it useful

Thank you a ton about the kind words 🙏 I am glad it ended up being helpful for you. Thanks for the feedback

Not sure what doesn't work. Where do you have the SVG file? Have you translated it into a vector drawable?

Thank you SO MUCH for the kind words, I really appreciate the feedback. Indeed there is a lot to be shared in this area. Yesterday someone reached out asking how to do the automation by having signingConfig blocks in the build.gradle So yeah, I'm glad it ended up useful, and I hope I'll be able to cover more in this area.

First - thank you so much for the kind words, and I am glad the content works good for you 🙏 The way the algorithm works is: it recommends videos that the user is more likely to click on, and watch start to end. They want you to stay on the platform. For my videos unfortunately, people click off rather soon. And so, since folks don't watch start to end - the algo sees it as a bad video and it won't recommend. If you want to be notified tho, you can subscribe to the channel and click on the notification bell. That way you'll never miss a video. Hope that helps 🙏

​@@jov_mit Yeah I did activated the notifications. Your content is great don't stop making it 🤟

I definitely won't. Thank you for the encouragement my friend 🙏💯

Thank you 🙏

Thank you! Glad you liked it 🙏

Thank you for the kind words, and the suggestion. I will definitely consider. Thank you!

Comments like this make such a big difference - I couldn't explain. I can't be more thankful. It helps a lot for motivation and doing a better job in the next video. Thanks for the kind words 🙏

Thank you for the kind words 🙏 I'll definitely do KMP

Hi 👋 I'm not sure what do you mean by that. Do you need a Google Play Developer Account?

@@jov_mit yes sir

@@jov_mit but the old one , before 23rd nov. Please please.. if you have it or can arrange... Please sir...

I'm sorry, I don't have one to sell. I will check around if someone has it

@@jov_mit Ok. Please let me know if you find it. I am going to buy one but if a get older one then it would be 😃

I'm glad you liked it 🙌 thank you

Thank you for the support and the kind words my friend 🙏💯

Thank you so much for your kind words my friend! I am glad it ended up helpful

It's Kotlin

@@jov_mit makes sense

Try this: www.skool.com/android-devs/classroom/416bc58d?md=eaa7d6ceda094729b2b102bc2c4cabd1

@@jov_mit but I dont see class LoginScreenState, in which lesson?

@@leojoshiro The link brings you to the correct lesson if you are member of the community. The lesson is called TDD + Compose Part 1. If you seek the video to 18:00 - that's the time I start introducing the LoginScreenState class. Let me know if that helps