How Posts on Medium optimizes Android performance

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You might be using Modifier.fillMaxSize() wrong (!)

Shows how careless sizing/layout choices degrade performance; patterns for efficient Compose layouts.

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Top 5 mistakes that kill Compose performance

Practical pitfalls (e.g., recomposition triggers, layouts) and fixes to keep Compose UIs smooth.

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Find & fix memory leaks in Kotlin Coroutines

Leak patterns with structured concurrency & scopes; debugging strategies and tools.

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Improve initial loading state in Compose

Startup/loading UX patterns that avoid jank and wasted work while the first screen initializes.

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Build better apps using Perfetto and Artemis

How to set up Perfetto + Artemis for app tracing; turning traces into actionable dashboards.

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How to Reduce Android Studio Memory Usage

Android Studio is a powerful IDE, but it can be memory-hungry. A few tweaks can significantly improve performance and reduce excessive memory usage. Here I will maintain the original tips structure while diving deeper into why each optimization works and how to apply it.

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Make WebViews edge-to-edge in Android

Ensure your WebViews are compatible with Android 16, as Android 16 removes the ability to opt-out of drawing your app edge-to-edge.

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