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It has been almost two years since we launched the first stable version of Jetpack Compose, and since then, we’ve seen its adoption and feature set grow spectacularly. Whether you write an application for smartphones, foldables, tablets, ChromeOS devices, smartwatches, or TVs, Compose has got you covered! We recommend you to use Compose for all new Wear OS, phone and large-screen apps. With new tooling and library features, extended Material Design 3, large screen, and Wear OS support, and alpha versions of Compose for homescreen widgets and TV… This is an exciting time!



Compose in the community



In the last year, we’ve seen many companies investigating and , which outlines how and where to start, and shows the areas of development where Compose can bring huge added value.




Library features & development



Since we released the first and the , and these improvements apply across the board. To get these benefits in your app, all you have to do is update your Compose version!



Text and TextField got many upgrades in the past months. Next to the performance improvements we already mentioned, Compose now supports the latest emoji version 🫶 and includes new text features such as outlining text, hyphenation support, and configuring line breaking behavior. Read more in the release notes of the libraries.



The new in Views. It allows deep customization options, making it possible to create visually stunning effects:



Moving image showing Hoizontal Pager composable
Choose a song using the HorizontalPager composable. Learn how to implement this and other fancy effects in of the latest stable and newest alpha release of the Compose libraries.



Tools


Developing your app using Jetpack Compose is much easier with the new and improved tools around it. is the latest stable release, bringing you:



  • Project templates that use Compose and Material 3 by default, reflecting our recommended practices.

  • Material You dynamic colors in Compose previews to quickly see how your composable responds to differently colored wallpapers on a user device.

  • Compose functions in system traces when you use the System Trace profiler to help you understand which Compose functions are being recomposed.

, allowing you to quickly iterate on your code on emulator or physical device without rebuilding or redeploying your app.

  • contains canary features such as:



    • Showing Compose state information in the debugger. While debugging your app, the debugger will tell you exactly which parameters have “Changed” or have remained “Unchanged”, so you can more efficiently investigate the cause of the recomposition.

    • You can try out the new Studio Bot, an experimental AI powered conversational experience in Android Studio to help you generate code, fix issues, and learn about best practices, including all things Compose. This is an early experiment, but we would love for you to give it a try!

    • Emulator support for the newly announced Pixel Fold and Tablet Virtual Devices, so that you can test your Compose app before these devices launch later this year.

    • A new Espresso Device API that lets you apply rotation changes, folds, and other synchronous configuration changes to your virtual devices under test.

    We’re also actively working on for previews so you can automatically audit your Compose UI and check for issues across different screen sizes, and on adds a lot of great new features. We added new components like bottom sheets, date and time pickers, search bars, tooltips, and others. We also graduated many of the core components to stable, added more motion and interaction support, and included edge-to-edge support in many components. Watch this video to learn how to implement Material You in your app:






    Extending Compose to more surfaces



    We want Compose to be the programming model for UI wherever you run Android. This means including first-class support for large screens such as foldables and tablets and publishing libraries that make it possible to use Compose to write your homescreen widgets, smartwatch apps, and TV applications.



    Large screen support



    We’ve continued our efforts to make development for large screens easy when you use Compose. The pager and flow layouts that we released are common patterns on large screen devices. In addition, we added so you can easily build adaptive UI.



    When attaching a mouse to an Android device, Compose now correctly changes the mouse cursor to a caret when you hover the cursor over text fields or selectable text. This helps the user to understand what elements on screen they can interact with.



    Moving image of Compose adjusting the mouse cursor to a caret when the mouse is hovering over text field



    Glance


    Today we publish the first beta version of the optimized for Android phone, tablet, and foldable homescreens using Jetpack Compose. The library gives you the latest Android widget improvements out of the box, using Kotlin and Compose:



    • Glance simplifies the implementation of interactive widgets, so you can showcase your app’s top features, right on a user’s home screen.

    • Glance makes it easy to build responsive widgets that look great across form factors.

    • Glance enables faster UI Iteration with your designers, ensuring a high quality user experience.

    Image of search filters in a real estate app created with flow layouts



    Wear OS


    We launched . Here’s some of the highlights of the continuous improvements and new features that we are bringing to your wrist:



    • The add elegant loading animations that can be used on chips and cards while content is loading.

    • expandableItems make it possible to fold long lists or long text, and only expand to show their full length upon user interaction.

    • Rotary input enhancements available in .


    Compose for TV



    You can now build pixel perfect living room experiences with the alpha release of Compose for TV! With the new , check out the “!



    Compose support in other libraries



    It’s great to see more and more internally and externally developed libraries add support for Compose. For example, loading pictures asynchronously can now be done with the GlideImage composable from the which makes it much easier to declaratively create your map implementations.

    GoogleMap(
    //...
    ) {
    Marker(
    state = MarkerState(position = LatLng(-34, 151)),
    title = "Marker in Sydney"
    )
    Marker(
    state = MarkerState(position = LatLng(35.66, 139.6)),
    title = "Marker in Tokyo"
    )
    }



    New and updated guidance



    No matter where you are in your learning journey, we’ve got you covered! We added and revamped a lot of the guidance on Compose:



    • Learn hands-on with the , we recently published a , , , or code along with the instructor-led workshop on , including a new page on .

    • Learn how to implement Material 3 theming in your app with the and see how your team and development process can benefit from it. Get ready for improved velocity and productivity. Happy Composing!


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