The Jetpack Compose Beginner Crash Course for 2023 💻 (Android Studio Tutorial)

In this video you'll learn Jetpack Compose from the beginning on to be able to build basic UI. Watch this if you're an absolute beginner with Compose and want to know how to use it.
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[@neogeor2011]

Hope these timecodes will help someone 😌 1:30 What will we cover 1:44 What is Jetpack Compose 3:00 First app 7:00 Component Modifiers 12:30 Position and layouts 20:17 Images 22:15 Conditional statements 24:02 Lists - LazyRow and LazyColumn 27:35 State 33:15 State - remember function 35:50 Example: textfield, button and a list 37:05 Text fields

[@bharatpanjwani8518]

Hey Man, You doing a great job by providing these aesthetic tutorials free of cost, keep up the good work!

[@PhilippLackner]

Glad you like them!

[@nero1375]

Composable is very easy to understand if someone already had played with Dart/Flutter. Thanks for this Crash course!

[@seifenspender]

It also feels almost identical to SwiftUI, but with a few differences in design choices here and there

[@GTA_33]

I am from india and i loved ur content i started ur playlist from basics of kotlin... And ur way of explaning concept is ossum . thanks for this ossum content .....🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Aspiret620]

Philipp, just wanna say big big thanks for your contributions you are really making a big difference in people's lives and for android development in general. I finally got an android job a month ago and your videos helped me big time through my journey. I am currently refactoring code with bad practices and your big focus on patterns and good code is making a difference even here in Sweden. Next I wanted to learn jetpack compose and boom, you come with an awesomely packaged video. Thanks again man and looking forward to more content.

[@lakshmianjan7424]

Just brilliant.. Excellent Phillip..I have been using Android XML files all these years.. U explained the basics of Jetpack Compose so well that makes u feel that it's easy, interesting and learnable . Thanks.

[@MaxProgramming]

This is exactly what I needed in native Android development! The syntax is so cool and easy to understand if you are familiar with React or Flutter. Much better than XML of course! I think I might go all in native if I continue to use Jetpack Compose! Thanks a lot Phillip!

[@yassinesafraoui]

yes it's a lot like flutter, which is one of its big advantages, it's just so simple to create layouts this way

[@Remirured]

thank you for this guide. just got into kmp and was watching your video, when you you mentioned that you also have compose guides that one should watch so i did now. I am currently searching for a software dev job as i freshly graduated. But it takes so much time that i though fk it, i ll develope an app and publish it and your videos are a great entry

[@ChristianMielke]

i never worked with Compose, and just a little bit with XML. Also i started to learn Kotlin. And as an Professional Java Developer i can say: This Video is Awesom, with Compose App-Development feels easier like never before! Also i like that you share your knowlege with us! Good Job!

[@David-zb8br]

Man, i wish this type of vid was abailable on yt when i was just starting, this will be very helpful to new compose learners. Great content as always philipp

[@Narazgul]

Hey Philipp, ich hab bei dir häufig das Gefühl, dass du genau das Video machst, was ich in diesem Moment brauche. Nicht nur hier, sondern auch in vielen anderen Fällen in der Vergangenheit. Auch deine Shorts sind fast immer hilfreich! Vielen Dank für deinen absoluten top content!

[@PhilippLackner]

Danke dir, das freut mich!🙌🙏

[@saragadamsuresh]

recompose-able is explained flawlessly, i am new to android, i am afraid of getting a start with android, and this lecture gave more insight into the Jetpack compose over xml views and to get started with android app development with ease and confidence. Lazy rendering is explained perfectly, earlier when i am using neovim editor i was getting confused about the buzz word lazy loading..hear you have explained this concept so simply...Thank you very much Philipp.

[@daffanashwanpramono4149]

My senior recommends your channel for Compose tutorial, and this is just so easy to understand. Much thanks for the tutorial :D

[@prasadsawant9122]

Best android introduction, straight to point and gives you idea about how things work ui wise , how ui renders , kind of give beginners like me a starting point to explore. Just want to say thank you very much man, and really appreciate all of your efforts.

[@deathrain1832]

as new learner I can say it's one of the best video I found on youtube, thanks philipp

[@Rajmanov]

Thank you man, you make this community great!

[@LucasHedegaardGertsen]

Thank you so much for making this great tutorial!!! i have been wanting to create apps for so long and i never really liked the way designing UI worked, and i LOVE this way using code to make UI!

[@henriquepetters]

Do more compose content, i see a lot of devs struggling with it. And i can totally relate, i'm glad i dived head first when it came out.

[@SouthernPole]

I am waiting for tutorials like this, thanks 👍

[@ralphm.881]

This is exactly what I needed, thank you! Returning to Android development after not doing it for a few years, I was like, "What the heck is this Composable stuff?!"

[@Thaizer]

Hi, I'm a c# programmer (Xamarin) Was curious about Android programming with Kotlin. Thanks for your good videos they help me a lot.

[@fuzzy-02]

This tutorial was just great to get me up and going. I learned Java and XML in my uni course but I thought it would be better to switch to Kotlin and JetCompose. Thanks a lot for this man! Its much better than the tutorials on the android website

[@stockiber7656]

Hey, Philipp. Danke dir für all deine tollen Videos!! Du erklärst super gut und hilfst mir so sehr in verschiedene Topics einzusteigen und zu wissen, was man alles können sollte, um eine gute Android Developerin zu werden.

[@PhilippLackner]

Danke das freut mich 🙌

[@andreymerc1]

Thanks for really well explaining the topic in simple terms!

[@Terik17]

clear and concise intro to jetpack compose, thank you for sharing :)

[@haxificality]

Thank you for this! I totally understand how advantageous Compose is compared to the old style. Now it's Compose for me all the way.

[@eazyfrizzy7983]

From watching this video i learned a lot about compose. Thanks keep it up

[@irhasdev]

please make videos about jetpack compose more

[@mihaes7172]

Thanks for this video, much valuable as I am entering this Kotlin - jetpack world from Php

[@prudhvimadasu]

I can't thank you enough, this is a great crash course for Jetpack compose

[@jam54]

Great tutorial, was really helpful! Thanks for taking the time to compile all of the fundamental topics into 1 concise easy to understand video

[@serlok4688]

I've just started your compose play list. it's good you uploaded it thanks

[@scottbiggs8894]

Hands down the best instruction I've seen on jetpack compose. And I've seen tons of vids and scads of websites. Thank you!

[@typosbro_]

Compose feels like Flutter which was inspired by React Native which a variation of React which was created a decade ago. I'm new to Android dev btw😇

[@grimreaper7059]

A lot of tutorials online and on youtube tend to be code-along style which is often bad for new learners. Most of the stuff end up forgotten and many features already used in code are unknown to them too. Like how to write first unit tests (but the test example code has DI, Room, MVVM etc). Better way would be how to write tests for basic sum methods , then for basic gestures , then for the view model and so on . Simple things first are the best way to go before more intermediate and practical stuff. Cheat-sheets are gold too. Tutorials covering them even more so . Video like this crash course is quite great .

[@faustipez]

Thank you so much, it really helped me to understand the basics of Jetpack Compose and see the benefits of using it for my current project!

[@masterwayne9790]

Easy to understand from flutter framework. Thanks a lot.

[@OCEH6]

Awesome! So cool! You and Compose is Amazing!

[@manishprajapati8544]

Amazing tutorial Bro, This introduction was really simple and helpful with clarity Thank you 🙏🙏

[@jayeshkarale9118]

i'm not watched fully video but yes i'm 100% sure this is best content. thanks in advance ♥

[@PhilippLackner]

Thank you!!

[@valeryegorov2616]

The Best Android Teacher!

[@Dipj01]

As a React developer, this looks very familiar. Thanks for this

[@Goose____]

Glad i decided to check this video out before trying to learn with XML,

[@yandimosi]

nice introduction to jetpack compose, thank you

[@rizwansworld]

Cool crash course man. No BS. Just to the point.

[@kyeiiih4422]

Amazing Content Phillip.

[@Hobynist]

Came here to find out what is jetpack compose. And got the answer, thanks!

[@nikinsk]

Nice and Epic video for Jetpack compose learners

[@pengottv589]

Insane Video, Thank you very much for the introduction to Jetpack Compose! Your free content helped me so much! Thanks for everything Philipp.

[@AfzalAli-n6d]

One of the best tutorials for compose beginners

[@andersmembers1309]

stumbled onto this, but it's really great!

[@neronguyenvn]

I wish you could make a video about how to use chatgpt to help us in learnding and doing android development with kotlin

[@williamgiraldo996]

Thank you, this is great to start on jetpack compose

[@semmu93]

this jetpack compose thing seems very similar to how react works, even with the possibility of embedding business logic within the UI code via lambdas. but i guess you also offload them into their own dedicated functions when working on bigger projects.

[@mergenstudios8779]

This video acctually did teach me a lot, thank you!

[@Frentt]

Coming from iOS development with SwiftUI it’s so funny seeing Google copying Apple. Makes it a lot easier to transition at least. Lol 19:56

[@firefed]

Thank you, that helped me to learn the basics

[@mikethemonsta15]

Excellent! Thank you so much this really helped me

[@funclips767]

Hi Phillip, i appreciate your assistance with developers, but please make a video about how to use machine language in android apps

[@Rajmanov]

Wtf

[@pfsh.]

@@Rajmanov same reaction lmao

[@HierKommtAlex3]

Great video. I love this declarative way of UI programming. I did a lot QML before but now I have to switch to Kotlin and was really afraid of diving into XML^^ In your video there is just one point that I do not understand: why is it necessary to assign the new text value to the member text value inside the onValueChanged ? Actually I would assume that this slot is called when changing the member. At least in QML it is how it works.

[@marshal7969]

Dude I learn a lot and I think jetpack compose is so much better than xml, specially with recycler view

[@jordyetienne8109]

You got a new follower!

[@manishakamble7473]

Very informative and clear 👍

[@ndanielamaha5618]

Thank you bro, very succinct and sweet summary

[@malikkahfi2534]

Love this 😍

[@boredaf1155]

Thx for this updated video

[@СергейБезногов-т6у]

I am sure that Kotlin and Jetpack Compose would never survive without hard work of blogger Phillip Lackner!!!

[@caribbeanman3379]

Adding these compose function parameter arguments is giving me CSS vibes.

[@Dibyendu.M]

Thank You, Philipp!

[@USS_Daedalus]

I just move my entire Project to Jetpack Compose. Its mineblowing. Now i dont want use XML anymore.

[@nazimgallo9116]

Thank you for the video, much appreciated!!!

[@nxone9903]

This looks so much better than views and xml

[@MaximusMcCullough]

Totally awesome! Thank you for this information.

[@pikazap6672]

Thank you Philipp!! :3

[@oxygenconsumingindividual]

So, this is something like Flutter for Kotlin no? Or something really similar to that

[@elviraminnullina2807]

very good explanation, thanks.

[@justmeagain9302]

Thanks man, very helpful

[@ruslanpodurets6289]

Thank you so much, great examples!!

[@ezekielwachira1691]

Always top content 💯

[@misakozelk]

The yeah word started triggering me after a while But otherwise really great tutorial showing everything that a beginner should know.

[@ronp1436]

LOL me too

[@sraldous]

Great tutorial, easy to follow, thank you!

[@kirgo4720z]

Thanks a lot for this video! Its brilliant! So understandable!

[@ewanorr]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial.

[@jayprakashjaiswal8220]

bro atleast bring such more video beacuse i could not buy your courses , it really expensive for me as students

[@lvterry]

Thanks for the course!

[@fayzulbari4748]

Nice work bro hitting the subscribe button

[@loveyouself5389]

Thank you so much philip 💕💕

[@trickydotworld]

Thank you very much for this great tutorial.

[@ldxyz-s1e]

I noticed that Canvas inside Button is updated without mutableStateOf() (there is no MutableState in my code yet). Is it because the button is redrawn after pushed state and the data was updated in onClick handler before the button is depressed? I guess so... Nice kludge.

[@rabisalim7984]

So it is like widgets in flutter. how do you think of flutter: your answer is important for me? Is building in jetpack the same as normal kotlin regarding performance? Thank you in advance.

[@MobileDeveloper1965]

Very hard to find a course that teaches updated syntax.

[@marcinzale]

Great! Thanks!

[@kbakhal5]

@Philipp: Is there is any way to create project KMP using jetpack library rather than jetpack compose. There is no setting while creating project of KMP. It is by default creating project using jetpack compose library. There should be a option to do so while creating project of KMP .

[@nat.serrano]

what font are you using in android studio?

[@sanjaybhatikar]

Thanks for the video. Does mutableStateOf replace data bindings? Or is it possible to use data bindings with compose UI elements as well?

[@RohanrollnoA]

Need part2

[@infinite_power]

you will make a video about KSP?

[@KaarthickIyer]

Hi Philipp, thanks for the tutorial. I have just begun to learn compose. When I tried to run the code I am not able to see the LazyColumn getting updated with the name items. On debugging, I can see that the list is not empty though.

[@eliasshemsu5853]

Thank you for the tutorial.

[@ramilrahimov1566]

7:28 ctrl+p