This is so not beginner friendly. Unless you already know on the fly refactoring and other behind the scenes keyboard shortcuts, then don't bother with this.

Sorry, but many of these API are deprecated in Android 15 Unfortunately 😞😞 developer.android.com/about/versions/15/behavior-changes-15

Assalamu Alaikum brother. I couldn't find it in android studio. Why?

finnally we can know why we need those sealed interfaces , thanks

This whole series was so good thank you for making it.

thanks a lot you saaaaaaveed me <3 <3 <3

Wow that's a lot of options! Thanks for going through them!

hello my friend please can you explain about webrts and how works

سلام خويا, ممكن ديرنا فيديوات الكوتلن و الجاتباك بالعربية أو بالدارجة, أضن اليوتوب في الكثير من الفيديوات بالإنجليزية بصح ناقص بالعربية, على أقل تدّي دعاوي الخير ههههه..شكرا

Thank you mate :) This was very helpfull

Thanks for the tutorial, but it doesn't make any sense to me to do it like this, and I really would prefer just calling the specific function rather than use all the annotations.

Thank u for such a clear explanation

البداية والنهاية is this real or a background

We need a video about how to start with open source projects as Android developer and need resources, can u please make a video about that?

Thank you! After working in Compose for years, I had no idea that there was a key Composable. I thought that the "key" functionality was only available for *Lazy* Rows/Column items. I'm thankful that's not the case since I don't always want to use Lazy layouts. Google should highlight this composable more often as a way to reduce recompositions in Rows/Columns in its tutorials.

Per the documentation a CompositionLocal should have a good default value. Avoid CompositionLocal for concepts that aren't thought as tree-scoped or sub-hierarchy scoped. A CompositionLocal makes sense when it can be potentially used by any descendant, not by a few of them. This example is not how it should be used.

While CompositionLocal can make testing more difficult due to implicit state and dependencies, using techniques like CompositionLocalProvider or manually overriding values during tests can help alleviate some of these challenges. However, for most stateful composables, hoisting state is generally preferred for its testability and transparency.

Sir waiting for next one..

Great! Exactly what I was looking for. Very well explained.

I hope that you do a playlist about jetpack compose

Thanks that's useful to know!

Type shit!! This was helpful bro!

hello thanks for video wha is 0:45 simple 0% seems like a plugin for good code?

this is awesome!!

Thank you. I no longer need to pass a class parameter for simple inline functions. Thank you once again.

Thanks for this amazing video.

I'm a bit confused on what spotless is doing that ktlint does not by itself. Thank you for a nice video!

i realy need to contact you Younes

Your speech and the sample were simple, consistent, concise and with immaculate language unlike other similar videos with same topic.Imo. But what was missed imo, I didnt find where to place to those @qualifiers. I mean they used to create separate kotlin/java files for MainActivity or for @module stuff or for a class using those dependencies. Should i create a file for qualifiers as well? Thanks in advance

Interesting.

Thank you for your job!!

hello i need helpp this is not working for me. I put the TAG nothing shows im using firebase but the tag is not showing anything.

This is awesome.

Great video buddy 🔥

In the video at 1:13 , I made a mistake about the ktLint version; it is "1.3.1" and NOT "1.31.1"

Really always your videos so interesting thanks alot for great videos keep it up sir😍❤

This video helps me too much. thank you

By your solution a hacker just need 5 minutes to find the key in apk.

Hi sir , can we get your whatsapp ?

u need to add this part for dependency injection : To integrate dependency : project.afterEvaluate { publishing { publications { libraryProject(MavenPublication) { groupId = 'com.xxxx.xxxxx' artifactId = 'arxxxxxx' version = '0.1' artifact bundleReleaseAar pom.withXml { def dependenciesNode = asNode().appendNode('dependencies') configurations.implementation.allDependencies.each { dependency -> def dependencyNode = dependenciesNode.appendNode('dependency') dependencyNode.appendNode('groupId', dependency.group) dependencyNode.appendNode('artifactId', dependency.name) dependencyNode.appendNode('version', dependency.version) } } } } } } <3

Thanks for this guide !

i got no idea. No concept of what is that and what for.

Thanks mate 🤞

Thanks. I implemented it in my project and it is amazing.

Excellent explanation. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for Sharing one question android studio which plugin keyboard shortcut show in display

Nice share ❤🎉

Please do a vidéo for sharing a kmm library

Thank u very much. your video is really good. Your explanation is solid too. hope your video will reach more people

Can you tell me what is plugin you use for terminal in android studio to be aware of git