Jetpack Compose, the modern toolkit for building native Android UI, provides a flexible, powerful, and intuitive way to create app interfaces declaratively. This blog post will show you how to add a border to a Row in Jetpack Compose. Firstly, let’s understand what a Row is in Jetpack Compose. A Row places its children in…
Jetpack Compose offers an intuitive, declarative API for building modern Android UIs. It’s easier than ever to create layout arrangements, like Rows, with specific alignments. In this blog post, we’ll see how to align content at the end of a Row using Jetpack Compose. In Compose, Row is a composable that places its children in…
Row and Column are two important composables to create a mobile app layout using Jetpack Compose. Row composable helps to arrange the content horizontally whereas Column arranges child elements vertically. Let’s check how to change the default background color of Row and Column in Jetpack Compose. Jetpack Compose Row Background Color You can customize the…
The Row is an important composable and its significance in building layouts is very high. It helps to arrange child elements horizontally. Sometimes, app developers want to make Row clickable in Jetpack Compose. Modifier.clickable is used to make Row composable clickable. In the following code snippet, when the Row is clicked a Toast message is…
