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While compose is Trending in android , There are a lot of experimental APIs as AnimatedContent, some modifiers as swipeable and scrollable, etc.
Android studio says :"This material API is experimental and is likely to change or to be removed in the future".
These APIS are essential for many apps. What should I do?
Should I use them or keep using XML unitll it is stabl
or Should I flag them with Experimental and go on? eg. #OptIn(ExperimentalMaterialApi::class)
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I want to become an Mobile Application developer and i had just finished a beginner course on Android dev using Kotlin.Can any one suggest me what should be my next step towards my goal.What topic should i learn next?
Should it be Flutter,Jetpack,Firebase,Retrofit,React Nativ etc.
I need mentorship!
Roadmap to Mobile Application Developer
You should learn these:
DataBinding
Coroutine
LiveData and Flow
or these:
Navigation
Room
I think it's important to you .
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Its every project android native (kotlin) should use jetpack compose ? or its fine to use xml ?
It's not about ok or not. It's about your convenience you can choose to Jetpack Compose or XML or both in the same app. But it would be better if the app is entirely in Compose or XML way because code maintenance is different for both.
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Would you be so pleased to help to choose the API level for android application to develop a shopping app like Amazon and Alibaba?
I think you should go with API level 21, as it will support 85% of current running devices. You will get support of Material design and all animations support.
Update: Try to follow MVVM Pattern, Live data and Room if your application contains local database.
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HI I have just started to learn android on Android Studio. I have seen several tutorial video. So, I was wandering what version of Device should I prefer to use for better practice. In the tutorials nexus version was used.
Thank you.
You can use the Nexus VMs. You could also connect your phone (if it is an Android device) and use it to test your app.
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What is a difference between Android 3 and Android 4?
I was not able to google it
http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-4.0-highlights.html
There's a high level list of platform highlights for each version on the Android SDK documentation page.
You can also see a list of API differences, which details changes to classes and methods. This one is for changes introduced in API level 14.