What will be new in design for #Androiddev at this year's droidcon Italy?
Catch up on Liam's keynote on design from last year's event.
https://youtu.be/PXlcz3y_dVc

Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Enabling Compose Compiler in a multi module android project to generate Compose Compiler metric reports

My Android Project has 3 modules app - an android application module data - an android library module domain - a java library module I'm using the Conventional approach where the data which comes from the api is mapped to the data classes in domain layer and which is then displayed on the UI.But ...


#androiddev https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/15at2xw/enabling_compose_compiler_in_a_multi_module/

Call for papers for #droidconItaly23 is closing on 31 July. If you've been thinking about submitting but haven't quite hit 'send', hop to it, just a few days left.... https://sessionize.com/droidcon-italy-2023/

Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
IntelliJ's new UI feels so smooth

​ New UI submitted by /u/aspirante17 link comments


#androiddev https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/15bnt8r/intellijs_new_ui_feels_so_smooth/

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Find out about the best approach for your #Androiddev project architecture from Petar and Wolfram. They take very different approaches to the same task and will be sharing details with you at #droidconItaly23 https://it.droidcon.com/2023/

Perennial topics like testing are always on the droidcon Italy agenda! Here's Moataz with Parallel Testing last year.
https://youtu.be/h5SKeYNzboo

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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Play it Back: record audio and play it in reverse, an open-source Flutter app

Hi Reddit, Just wanted to share something I've been tinkering with over the past few weeks. I made an app called Play it Back, where you can record audio and play the clip in reverse. I got the idea while watching SmarterEveryDay's video about the guy who learned how to talk in reverse time. I...


#androiddev https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/15f3nnb/play_it_back_record_audio_and_play_it_in_reverse/

You can come to #Turin to see the presentations live and meet sponsors & participants face 2 face, or you can connect online via the event platform. #droidconItaly23 is both in person and online so that you can participate in the way that suits you https://droidcon-italy.eventengage.app/

Find out about the best approach for your #Androiddev project architecture from Petar and Wolfram. They take very different approaches to the same task and will be sharing details with you at #droidconItaly23 https://it.droidcon.com/2023/

Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
How to get blur background with high contrast color of the content behind like Instagram

Im trying to blur the recyclerview and show a cardview above of the blur effect just like how instagram is doing ​ ​ https://preview.redd.it/bxwwi5olxmfb1.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cd6c3ec2f47046b20b6faa00fed11c2d2bacdb03 ​ this is my recyclerview ​ submitted ...


#androiddev https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/15g07a9/how_to_get_blur_background_with_high_contrast/

How's your journey with wearables? Here's Kenichi's presentation from last year's droidcon Italy
https://youtu.be/x639QyZ6AjQ

Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Source code button in app

I have an app on the Play Store, and it is open source. I want to include a "source code" button in the app to allow users to view the code. However, the readme file also contains badges of other app stores. Will this violate Play Store policies? submitted by /u/BugSlayerDev link ...


#androiddev https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/15gupw8/source_code_button_in_app/

Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
Example of a multiplatform application only using Kotlin and Compose Multiplatform

An app built with Kotlin, utilizing Kotlin multiplatform, Compose multiplatform, Coroutines, Kotlin Serialization, and Ktor, that runs smoothly on both Android and iOS platforms. Here you can find the source code of this app and also an example of a desktop application....


#androiddev https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/15hqh9y/example_of_a_multiplatform_application_only_using/

droidcon Italy is a place where all #Androiddevs can join and find out about your company. Don't miss the opportunity to take part with your stand: choose our sponsorship packages! https://it.droidcon.com/2023/sponsors-droidcon/

This year droidcon Italy is celebrating ten years. Ten years of bringing the Android community together, ten years of awesome content, ten years of non stop networking! Join us in #Turin as we celebrate our decade in the community. https://it.droidcon.com/2023/

What will be the hot topics at #droidconItaly23???
Kotlin Multiplatform was one of the hot topics last year. Here's a recording of Nate's presentation if you want a refresh!
https://youtu.be/rF-w_jL0qsI

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Good morning devs. New post on /r/androiddev subreddit:
What's the easiest way to implement this offcial showcase in android.

It's probably no way to implement it using dialog, so i'm considering fragment or just using view. https://reddit.com/link/15l6mft/video/jyowvgyp6tgb1/player submitted by /u/ZZK_2344685 [link] [comments]


#androiddev https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/15l6mft/whats_the_easiest_way_to_implement_this_offcial/