Series of Tutorials to learn about Jetpack Compose, Material Widgets, State, Animation, and Navigation. Easy to search in code and in app. Each chapter module contains it's own content in code. SearchBar can be used to search with a tag or description available for each tutorial.

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1-1 Column, Row, Box, Modifiers Create Row that adds elements in horizontal order, and Column that adds elements in vertical order. • Column • Row • Box • Modifier
1-2 Surface, Shape, Clickable Create and modify Surface to draw background for Composables, add click action to any composable. Set weight or offset modifiers. • Surface • Shape • Clickable

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2-1 Text Create Text component with different properties such as color, background, font weight, family, style, spacing and others • Text • Row • FontStyle • Annotated String Hyperlink
2-2 Button, IconButton, FAB, Chip Create button with text and/or with image, Floating Action Button or Chips. Modify properties of buttons including color, text, and click actions. • Button • IconButton • FloatingActionButton • Chip
2-3 TextField Create TextField component with regular style or outlined. Set error, colors, state, icons, and IME actions. • TextField • OutlinedTextField • IME • Phone format VisualTransformation • Regex
2-4 Image Create Image with image, vector resource or with Painter, set image and Content scales to fit, expand or shrink image. Change shape of Image or apply ColorFilter and PorterDuff modes. • Image • Canvas • Drawable • Bitmap
2-5 LazyColumn/Row/VerticalGrid Vertical, horizontal grid lists with LazyColumn, LazyRow and LazyVerticalGrid. Use contentPadding set paddings for lists, verticalArrangement or horizontalArrangement for padding between items, rememberLazyListState to manually scroll. • LazyColumn(Vertical RecyclerView) • LazyRow(Horizontal RecyclerView • LazyVerticalGrid(GridLayout) • StickyHeaders
2-6 TopAppbar & Tab TopAppbar with actions, overflow menus. Tabs with text only, image only and image+text with different background, divider, and indicators. • TopAppBar • Overflow menu • TabRow and Tab • Tab Indicator, Divider
2-7 BottomNavigation Bottom navigation bars allow movement between primary destinations in an app. BottomNavigation should contain multiple BottomNavigationItems, each representing a singular destination. • BottomNavigation • BottomNavigationItem
2-8 BottomAppBar A bottom app bar displays navigation and key actions at the bottom of screens. • BottomAppBar • Scaffold
2-9-1 Side Navigation A backdrop appears behind all other surfaces in an app, displaying contextual and actionable content. • Scaffold • Side Navigation • DrawerState
2-9-2 ModalDrawer Modal navigation drawers block interaction with the rest of an app’s content with a scrim. They are elevated above most of the app’s UI and don’t affect the screen’s layout grid. • ModalDrawer • DrawerState • Scaffold
2-10-1 BottomSheet Create bottom sheet using BottomSheetScaffold and rememberBottomSheetScaffoldState, create modal bottom sheets. • BottomSheetScaffold • BottomSheetState • ModalBottomSheetLayout
2-10-4 BottomDrawer BottomDrawer with BottomAppBar. • BottomDrawer • BottomAppBar • Scaffold
2-10-5 BackdropScaffold Material Design backdrop. This component provides an API to put together several material components to construct your screen. For a similar component which implements the basic material design layout strategy with app bars, floating action buttons and navigation drawers, use the standard Scaffold. For similar component that uses a bottom sheet as the centerpiece of the screen, use BottomSheetScaffold.
2-11 Snackbar, Progress, Selection Create Snackbars with various layouts and styling, Checkboxes with selectable text, tri state checkbox, grouped radio buttons and sliders. • SnackBar • ProgressIndicator • Checkbox • TriStateCheckbox • Switch • RadioButton • Slider • RangeSlider
2-12 Dialog, AlertDialog Create Dialog, and AlertDialog with standard and custom layouts. Implement on dismiss logic and get result when dialog is closed. • AlertDialog • Dialog • DialogProperties

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3-1 Custom Modifier Create custom layout using using layout, Measurable, Constraint, Placeable. • Custom Modifier • Measurable • Constraint • Placeable
3-2-1 Custom Layout Create custom layout using using MeasurePolicy and use intrinsic dimensions. • Custom Layout • Measurable • Constraint • Placeable
3-3-1 Scope&ParenDataModifier Add custom modifiers to Composable inside a custom layout using it's scope. • Custom Layout • Scope • ParentDataModifier • Measurable • Constraint • Placeable
3-4 BoxWithConstraints BoxWithConstraints is a composable that defines its own content according to the available space, based on the incoming constraints or the current LayoutDirection. • BoxWithConstraints • Constraint
3-5 SubcomposeLayout Subcompose layout which allows to subcompose the actual content during the measuring stage for example to use the values calculated during the measurement as params for the composition of the children. • SubcomposeLayout • Constraint • Measurable • Constraint • Placeable
3-6-1 Custom Chat Layouts1 Custom layout like whatsapp chat layout that moves time and message read status layout right or bottom based on message width. • Custom Layout • Measurable • Constraint • Placeable
3-6-2 Custom Chat SubcomposeLayout Custom layout like whatsapp chat. Added quote and name tag resized to longest sibling using SubcomposeColumn from previous examples to have whole layout. • Custom Layout • SubcomposeLayout • Measurable • Constraint • Placeable

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4-1 Remember&MutableState Remember and mutableState effect recomposition and states. • remember • State • Recomposition
4-2-1 Recomposition How recomposition happens for flat or hierarchical designs when Composables are in separate functions or stacked together. • remember • State • Recomposition
4-2-2 Recomposition2 How hierarchy of Composables effects Smart Composition. • remember • Recomposition • State
4-4 Custom Remember Create a custom remember and custom component to have badge that changes its shape based on properties set by custom rememberable. • remember • State • Recomposition • Custom Layout
4-5-1 SideEffect1 Use remember functions like rememberCoroutineScope, and rememberUpdatedState and side-effect functions such as LaunchedEffect and DisposableEffect. • remember • rememberCoroutineScope • rememberUpdatedState • LaunchedEffect • DisposableEffect
4-5-2 SideEffect2 Use SideEffect, derivedStateOf, produceState and snapshotFlow. • remember • SideEffect • derivedStateOf • produceStateOf • snapshotFlow

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5-1 Clickable&InteractionSource Use clickable modifier, Indication and InteractionSource.Indication to clip ripples, or create custom ripple effects. • clickable • Indication • rememberRipple • InteractionSource • pointerInput • pointerInteropFilter
5-2 Tap&Drag Gesture Use PointerInput to listen press, tap, long press, drag gestures. detectTapGestures is used for listening for tap, longPress, doubleYap, and press gestures. • pointerInput • pointerInteropFilter • detectTapGestures • detectDragGestures • onPress • onDoubleTap
5-3 Transform Gestures Use PointerInput to listen for detectTransformGesture to get centroid, pan, zoom and rotate params. • pointerInput • detectTransformGestures • centroid • pan • zoom
5-4-1 AwaitPointerEventScope1 Use AwaitPointerEventScope to get awaitFirstDown for down events, waitForUpOrCancellation for up events, and awaitPointerEvent for move events with pointers. • AwaitPointerEventScope • PointerInputChange • awaitFirstDown • waitForUpOrCancellation • awaitPointerEvent • awaitTouchSlopOrCancellation • awaitDragOrCancellation
5-4-3 Centroid, Zoom, Pan, Rotation Use AwaitPointerEventScope to calculate centroid position and size, zoom, pan, and rotation. • AwaitPointerEventScope • centroid • pan • zoom