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Part three on how we built a Compose based architecture with Mavericks in the Airbnb Android app
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Part three on how we built a Compose based architecture with Mavericks in the Airbnb Android app
Hello everyone, I'm developing an Android app with Kotlin that heavily relies on location services and utilizes many native features. Meanwhile, I'm also learning Flutter. However, transitioning from Android to Flutter doesn't seem very appealing to me.
Part two on how we built a Compose based architecture with Mavericks in the Airbnb Android app
A three part series on how we built a Compose based architecture with Mavericks in the Airbnb Android app
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We decided that our new architecture for the listing screen, which we’ve named Macramé, would be based on immutable data propagated through a reactive UI.
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I'm returning to Android development after quite a long hiatus, and was pretty quick to jump into learning Compose, despite not being happy about needing to learn a whole new way of doing UI on Android when I'd already gotten pretty decent with XML.
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