Kotlin 2.0, Google IO, Android 15 and More - Philipp's Android News June 2024 

Both are supported by google. Don't worry and if you are new to programming i'd say you should learn flutter rather than multiplatform because right kmp gives many problems

Flutter comes with a crappy language like dart. Why learn flutter and have 2 non native apps instead of learning kotlin multiplatform to have one native app and one non native instead while using kotlin? ​@@saulmaldonado4607

You are not alone. I started to learn and to develop android apps in 2012 and then abbondan the coding for a few years, now I am feeling like a dinosaur. A such crazy changes only a young generation can accept quickly. Such a trends & competition it's not normal.

​@@alexanderataman7836 It's normal. Mobile platform changed a lot from 2012 to 2024. Remember when there was no permission back in lollipop? And literally you van get any information from user device, broadcast anything, run any kind of background service ans you can literally do anything you want. Mobile platform matured a lot and it needed rapid change as Mobile is something that everyone use and it needed rapid changes plus for those rapid tech changes like different form factor devices, fingerprint, high refresh rate, chipset capabilities, network capabilities and a lot of things they need a robust framework and that's how kotlin and swift lole modern language came in picture and great architecture and libra libraries like jetpack libraries came in shirt time... And all the changes happened in Mobile platform are in positive directions...

Go for compose, you will never regret it.

I started my journey with compose from yesterday. Its awesome!!! Technologies are evolving accept it if you can

​@@alexanderataman7836sir go with backend

[*]

thinking flutter is gonna die one day is like thinking the houses are gonna get cheaper one day, both could come true, but u shouldn't count on it, flutter is great for its dev segment.

​@@hahouarii think it will be phased out dlowly once devs just switch to kotlin for native android dev on top

@@xbox70333 wouldn't agree, I use flutter myself, I incline towards kotlin more lately, but to my experience flutter isn't going to disappear unless google itself does, anyone telling u the opposite is either someone who didn't use flutter and don't know the community and team around it, or is in some kotlin multiplatform cult.

Yes please!

Agree!

Yes, I agree too

Wisely. Just started to learn Compose when it becomes stable & standard.

You just found a treasure of 900+ Android videos

@@PhilippLackner For sure! I've been watching your videos, and they are the sole inspiration to begin learning. Any timeline of what I should start, as starting with your earlier beginner videos have gone out of date

Translations in 2d space need a 3x3matrix (didnt know that i thought there was a way to do it anyways) so maybe in 3d space it needs to be a 4x4 matrix

You can perform basic 3D transformations with a 3x3 matrix, but a 4x4 matrix is essential for translation and perspective projections. Using homogeneous coordinates (x, y, z, 1) allows a 4x4 matrix to handle translation, which a 3x3 matrix cannot. Additionally, a 4x4 matrix can combine scaling, rotation, and translation into a single operation, making it more versatile for 3D graphics.

Use states (StateFlow or any other one of choice) to handle such. Set the state to change in the call back (registerForActivityResult) and make your compose ui react to such changes. You have effect handlers (like LaunchedEffect, etc) if you need to init some state changes within your composable.

It's not exactly the same thing under the Hood. KMP doesn't require a bridge layer to talk to native APIs like flutter does. That's true native

Thanks for the feedback, I'll hand it to my editor :)

agree with the suggestion, as previously commented in previous videos.

agrree

Agree

The asinine "RU-vid face" for clicks is the reason I don't watch these videos.

He's got plenty of this on his channel. Are you sure you have been following?

@@abiodunmoses2638 ya i know but i am talking about a complete course with new changes as there are many changes in recent years and the videos are lil old. So a combo of old and new in a single short video will work as it is very boring to watch videos in parts.