android-compose-template VS samples

The second one is +- the same one, just without Fragments. I'm not planning to use it very soon, since Fragments provide me with what I need for now, and I just don't want to risk so early. I believe many will find navigation related things interesting there. Inside the MainActivity.kt, there are 3 navigation cores. Simple one, BottomBar one & NavigationDrawer one. Repository link: https://github.com/Skyyo/android-compose-template

regarding the LazyColumn/Row + IME issue. If that's it, then there is a workaround until the official fix is deployed. You can take a look at it here. It basically scrolls a little bit when focus is changed. Might fit your needs as well

you can find 3 options here https://github.com/Skyyo/samples/tree/master/app/src/main/java/com/skyyo/samples/features/bottomSheets

Hi, I was playing around with achieving exactly that, but have an issue - buffering happens even on pre-cached videos. In short - I use single ExoPlayer instance, and single playerView/surfaceView at a time. Would like to decrease buffering time from 100-200ms to 0. Hope someone here has relevant experience and might help answering the questions: 1) Do you absolutely must use 2 instances of ExoPlayer to achieve this? We can always assume which video will be next to play, thus we can send the "likely to be played video URL" to the non-playing player, so this definitely looks doable. Though there might be issue with this as well, didn't try it yet. Also would it make sense to pre-cache videos with this approach? I guess it would help, but wound't be mandatory. 2) Can anyone confirm that TikTok & Youtube Shorts use .mp4 format instead of adaptive streams? If yes, then are there any advantages for .mp4 for this type of feature, except the fact that pre-caching HLS videos might be a redundant job, if internet conditions change before playback happens? Link to the code folder. Link to ExoPlayer initialisation. Link to pre-caching mechanism for HLS videos. Video shows how it looks right now. The delay before video starts playing is basically time spent from Player.STATE_BUFFERING to Player.STATE_READY .

You can find an example here

Full compose

this should help

if you're interested in Jetpack Compose - https://github.com/Skyyo/samples . It's a project with various samples in Compose. There is a quite big list inside the readme section, labeled TODO. Might find something that you want to do and contribute.

yes, you can find the example usages here https://github.com/Skyyo/samples/tree/master/app/src/main/java/com/skyyo/samples/features/navigateWithResult

Hey, I've found that there aren't any good articles on playing videos in columns for Jetpack Compose, so decided to share my recent experience with it here: https://proandroiddev.com/video-playback-in-lazycolumn-in-jetpack-compose-df355097f26e Links to the repositories: https://github.com/Skyyo/compose-video-playback https://github.com/Skyyo/samples/tree/master/app/src/main/java/com/skyyo/samples/features/exoPlayer/columnAutoplay

totally doable, just be careful with ditching fragments yet. Also keep in mind that you will use android views still, for cases such as google maps, camera X, sceneform related things any many others. Certain things are not achievable in compose yet, so be prepared to analyse the design and choose whether it will be XML or compose. For most cases - compose covers you. Also there is a small overhead when adding compose to existing project, don't exactly remember the details since it's not a deal breaker, but you can google it, I believe it was a medium article. A'm working on a non-trivial things in compose ( subjective of course ), so this project with samples might be useful for you. It also includes a readme file, which has current limitations & issues described. ( those, that affect me directly, there are way more of such points)