In today’s article we will learn how to conditionally navigate to a screen in Jetpack Compose. This is the kind of scenario you might encounter if your app has an onboarding flow, which needs to be shown only once, or a login screen, which the user needs to complete before accessing the app’s ...

In this article we will implement a loading button, i.e., a button that replaces its content with a loading indicator to signify to the user that some operation is under way, and when that operation has completed, reverts to its original state.

In this short article we’ll learn how to create a Composable card that rotates (or flips) on its axis, to show content on its back

In this article we will learn how to implement a Circular List in Jetpack Compose. This is basically a list where the items shift horizontally based on their vertical position, as if they were following a circular path .

In this article we will learn how to implement the playback speed selector from Google’s Podcasts app using Jetpack Compose.

One of the principles in Jetpack Compose is to hoist state — that is, to move a composable’s state outside of the composable and push it further up, making the composable stateless. Creating stateless composables results in components that are easier to reuse and test. In this article we’ll see how ...