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If you run Android emulators on Linux and wondered why they're slow despite beefy hardware — my friend Anton just published a deep dive on this as part of this posts about building emu. The Direct+ section is the crucial part.https://blog.marathonlabs.io/blog/emu-multi-device-support-and-performance...

https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2023/10/androidx-minsdkversion-19.html#jetpack #minsdk

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Android migrates away from C/C++ to Java/Kotlin/RustIn Android 12 we announced support for the Rust programming language in the Android platform as a memory-safe alternative to C/C++. Since then we’ve been scaling up our Rust experience and usage within the Android Open Source Project (AOSP).In Andr...

Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile in Beta now!https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2022/10/kmm-beta/Guide video from JetBrains: https://youtu.be/2yd6rVJdICU#kmm

#compose #kaspresso #testingKaspresso 1.4.0: Jetpack Compose support Latest🔥 Jetpack Compose support [Early access]🛠️ Bugs fixes

#proguardProGuard Playground Beta GraduationProGuard Playground allows you to check the effect of your ProGuard configuration in real time. With the release of Beta, new features were added:👉 Naming your playground👉 Support for Kotlin Metadata👉 Integration with AppSweep (find and fix security iss...

#android12 #androiddevsummit12L and new Android APIs and tools for large screensAnnounced a preview of a special version of Android 12 for devices with large screens: tablets, foldable and Chrome OS - Android 12L (L - large as I understand it).In this version, the UI of the system for large devices ...

#composeSnapper is a library which brings snapping to the Compose scrolling layoutsSnapper can be summarized as SnapHelper for LazyRow & LazyColumn, adding item snapping, maximum fling distance, snap position, and more

#kotlin #native #multithreadingKotlin Native. Multithreading with CoroutinesKotlin Multiplatform provides common way to implement the multithreading. It uses Kotlin, so we can use Coroutines for all our targets. In the article you will find how to do that

#composeAlways provide a Modifier parameterAny composable you write which emits layout (even a simple Box), should have a modifier: Modifier parameter, which is then used in the layout. Why? More details in the article

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