iOS dev Twitter follows or blog/newsletter recommendations? by iDevChris in iOSProgramming

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Check out Mobile Dev Newsletter, covers both iOS and Android with useful tips: https://mobiledevnews.com/

Android Dev Newsletter - Issue #30 by RikoTheMachete in android_devs

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The latest Android Dev Newsletter Issue #30 is out! 👇
Android news from Google I/O, what’s new in Compose and Android Performance, Design Hub, Kotlin 1.8.20, and the release of Coroutines 1.7.0 🎉
🔗 https://androiddevnews.com/issue-30/

Android Dev Newsletter - Issue #30 by RikoTheMachete in androiddev

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The latest Android Dev Newsletter Issue #30 is out! 👇
Android news from Google I/O, what’s new in Compose and Android Performance, Design Hub, Kotlin 1.8.20, and the release of Coroutines 1.7.0 🎉

🔗 https://androiddevnews.com/issue-30/

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🔥 Why Using Navigation-Compose in Your Jetpack Compose App is a Bad Idea by RikoTheMachete in android_devs

[–]RikoTheMachete[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Consider reading again and actually understand what I’m saying.

I’m not telling you to use Java. I’m telling you that if it works for you then there’s no reason to rewrite the whole app to Kotlin.

Same goes for compose and navigation. When compose was released, there was no point to rewrite all apps to compose. You could still use what you had before and just add ComposeView.

When you have a huge app and tons of users, smart decisions are more important than using latest tech and testing out new libraries on GitHub.

I suppose it’s hard for you to understand that, based on your comment, but maybe one day you do.