Android’s Jetpack Compose allows us to create UI elements with ease, and Surface is a versatile composable that we can use for multiple purposes, such as drawing backgrounds, handling themes, applying elevations, and more. In this blog post, we will learn how to add a border to a Surface in Jetpack Compose. We can create…
In the world of Android UI development, Jetpack Compose has become a favorite among developers for its simplicity, conciseness, and power. One of the essential elements in a Material Design styled Android application is the Surface Composable. It allows you to add elevation and rounded corners to your UI components, creating a paper-like visual metaphor….
Android Jetpack Compose is a modern, fully declarative UI toolkit that is designed to make it easier for developers to create beautiful and effective user interfaces. One of the common tasks when developing an Android application is setting the background color of a Surface. In this blog post, we will walk you through how to…
Android Jetpack Compose is a modern, fully declarative UI toolkit that is transforming the way developers build user interfaces on Android. It provides a simpler way to design and construct interfaces with less boilerplate code. Among the many components it provides, Surface is a foundational one used to create containers with a specific appearance. In…
Android’s Jetpack Compose toolkit has been gaining popularity due to its declarative nature and the modern approach it brings to building UI for Android apps. It offers a collection of composable functions for different UI elements, including buttons, text fields, and surfaces. In this blog post, we’re going to focus on how to handle click…
In Android’s Jetpack Compose, Surface and Box are two vital layout components that you will likely come across often. While they might appear similar at first glance, they serve different purposes and have distinct characteristics. This blog post will delve into the differences between Surface and Box to help you understand when to use each…