How to Implement a Shared Element Transition In Jetpack Compose
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2024
- We finally have a shared element transition API for Compose! This video shows you how to use it.
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I say Google should hire Philip to make content for their official site.
These videos are a treasure,
Thanks Philip :)
He'll probably cash less.
I think his business is selling courses, I could be wrong... I'm not saying anything negative!, I actually recommend purchasing his courses, they are very good and I would like to keep supporting his efforts here at TH-cam, every single one of his videos are Gold.
Philip, if you are reading this: Thank you, you are the reason why I did not quit mobile development.
@@walrider7374 Google could let him plug his stuff
Wouldn't be that good if Google control his content, been free has yours pros
This is the channel where I learn programming by building projects back in my first year of college
I learnt a lot from you Philip.
Today I’m in my final year and have done 3 internships.
Thanks for making such good content.
So cool, thanks!!
Could you please share how you managed to secure the internships?
Omg this is the only thing I was lacking in compose! Finally it is available and I can create the smoothest experience I wanted 😻
Awesome Thanks a lot Philips, I was waiting for this
Great tutorial as always !
I used it. Thanks Philipp
Amazing video like always, ty!!🔥🙏
I always like then whach your videos! I'm sure it will be informative and useful
Waiting for official supported shared element for so long time🥰
They finally did it !
Awesome!!!
Very Cool
Thank you
please make a video about how to properly enqueue error messages in MVI pattern
Can you make a video about implementing object detection on Jetpack Compose? I've learned a lot about JC because of you! Thank you for keeping on doing this free tutorials :>
What you mean by Object detection? Computer Vision?
@@wame-bs7250 yeah
Do you try use context receivers, to scope Composables?
Any idea how this fits into the Compose testing framework? How do you pass dummy test transition and animation scopes to composables if I just want to test them in isolation as opposed to navigation? Do you need to create a nav controller and wrap all tests' compose content in a SharedtransitionLayout so they work or is there a simpler cleaner way if you are not interested in testing that part of a composable?
This is very cool ,
Can this be applied for image url(when the images are loaded dynamically) on both the screens? I have 2 screens where the images are set through image urls from the server?
Thx
Excellent video. Jetpack Compose is amazing but I really feel like it's missing a layer of "sugar" that hides some of the complexity. Same as Coroutines, the frameworks are awesome but it's far too easy to shoot yourself in the foot imo.
You sound like someone who like Jquery
@@antoniofuller2331 lol
Just like everything Compose, always in beta...
Yeah, in flutter you just wrap it in a Hero Widget, weird that it is so much more cumbersome on jetpack compose
Will this work with transition from the LazyList/LazyGrid to the Pager?
Hey Philipp, quick question: Is there a way to utilise sprite sheets and sprite animations in Jetpack Compose? I've been trying to find a way to implement sprite layers and animations for a gamified task manager app, but as far as I can tell, that kind of functionality isn't supported in Jetpack Compose?
Would really appreciate your suggestions on how to get this to work, or what software/language you would recommend if it's not possible with Jetpack/Kotlin. Thanks.
One question can we use shared ui transition for async images??
I always watch your video ❤.
I have a question please,
If someone wants to specialize in mobile app development, would you advise them to start with cross-platform development or native development? And if the answer is native development, should they learn Java first or enter directly into Kotlin? Also, if they start with one of these options, would they be able to easily switch to the other at a later stage? For example, if they started with cross-platform development and later wanted to switch to native development.
best regards
I only know Java, not Kotlin. I have no idea why I'm watching this video
From my perspective, every time I see kotlin code it looks scary. Do you know any TH-cam channel that's teaches it well???
Kotlin, Native .You are set!!
@@antoniofuller2331 If you know javea you are letting yourself down by not learning Kotlin..the switch is just like 2 weeks and you are set with Kotlin for life
Some say Cross platform like Flutter will die and Kotlin is now in alpha on Multipaltform so learning Kotlin is good to go
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