Jetpack Compose - CodeWithPK

🧩 Chapter 4 – Layouts in Jetpack Compose: Row, Column, Box, Arrangement & Lists

Layouts are the building blocks of any UI using Layouts in Jetpack Compose. In the old View system we had LinearLayout, RelativeLayout, ConstraintLayout. In Compose we have Column, Row, and Box as the core primitives — and they solve 90% of everyday layout needs. This chapter

🧩 Chapter 1 – What is Jetpack Compose? (The Cleanest Explanation You’ll Ever Need)

If you’ve been building Android apps for a while, you’ve probably spent years wrestling with: XML layouts that break if you breathe wrong 😅 findViewById() chaos View hierarchies nested deep enough to make Dante nervous But that world is changing fast. Jetpack Compose is here —

🔥 The End of Flutter & React Native? Jetpack Compose Is Now Stable for iOS!

Big news for mobile app developers! 💥 JetBrains just dropped a bombshell update that will forever change how we build mobile apps: Jetpack Compose Multiplatform (CMP) 1.8.0 is now STABLE for iOS! 🛠️🍎 🔥 What’s the Big Deal? Until now, Kotlin Multiplatform allowed developers to share

Two-Week Plan for Android Interview Preparation 🚀

Preparing for an Android interview with 3+ years of experience requires focusing on Kotlin-first Android, modern technologies, and DSA fundamentals. Here’s a 14-day roadmap to help you ace your interview. It assumes you can dedicate 6-8 hours daily. Week 1: Core Android and DSA Day 1:

🌟 Top 10 Most Asked Questions in Android Interviews 📱

If you’re preparing for an Android interview, you’re in the right place! We’ve compiled 10 frequently asked questions with simplified explanations, real-world examples, and a touch of fun using emojis. Let’s dive in! 🚀 1️⃣ Explain the Architecture Patterns Used in Android 🏛️ Android apps commonly

Future of Native Android Development: Trends, Insights, and Opportunities 🚀

In the rapidly evolving app development landscape, the question often arises: Is native Android development still relevant in the age of cross-platform tools? The answer is a confident Yes! Despite the growing popularity of frameworks like Flutter and React Native, native Android development continues to hold