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I am currently developing an application for the Android. Can anyone over here tell me if I should go for jetpack compose or xml for building the app. I'm going to use kotlin Lang for it

I want to build one mobile game , can be build using Jetpack Compose in Android, any developer wanna discuss?

Hiring alert at MPL. DM me your resume if interested Senior Product Designer I/II - 5 YOE SDE 2 Java - 5 YOE DS intern Product Designer 2 - 2 YOE SDE 1 Android - 1 YOE Product Designer I/II - 2 YOE Tech Artist - 3 YOE SDET 2 - 3-5 YOE TPM - 4 YOE SRE

Anyone good with Mobile dev specifically Kotlin based or Android based?? let me know,had a simple project in mind to work with.

I have been using Flutter for cross platform android app dev(web, iOS & Android) & it by far exceeds the ones made discretely by Swift, Java or Kotlin FlutLab is cherry on top, Indeed.

For the first time, Google recommends using Kotlin Multiplatform over Flutter 🤯 Google published a guide article recommending using Kotlin Multiplatform over Flutter. Yesterday, in Google I/O, they confirmed for the first time their support of Kot

Hi everyone! 👋 I’m looking for opportunities in startups as an Android Developer with: 🔹 6 years of experience (Kotlin, Core Java) 🔹 Expertise in MVVM, Jetpack components, Room DB, Coroutines 🔹 Fintech & startup experience 🔹 Some full-stack exp

Currently We have this project that we'll begin by AUG - So we are looking for talented freelancer who have good experience 1 Flutter Dev (with IOS DEVICE) 1 Android Dev 1 Backend Dev (FLASK) 1 UI / UX Designer Share us your Resume on - na

Started working on my new android game, its a multiplayer hacker simulator game, made on Android studio ( Kotlin + Jetpack Compose) and backend with Firebase and Nodejs. This game is not graphics heavy and look more like an app, i used to play a sim

People who used Netbeans IDE are the ones who often find Android Dev easy, due to their past acquaintance in programming GUI components and interactions via Java files. If not easy, atleast they can adapt quickly. Also, I feel there is no need of Fi