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... IDE and build system, no XML or templating language required. Compose for Desktop targets the JVM, and supports high-performance, hardware-accelerated UI rendering on all major desktop platforms (macOS, Windows, and Linux/x64) by leveraging the powerful native Skia graphics library. Desktop extensions for menus, keyboard shortcuts, window manipulation, notification management, and more.

... include all JSON on the client-side to try it in a real-world application. Also, we’ve made a sandbox for you to experiment with. You can try different samples in the web editor and see the results on the web or in the Android demo app, both of which are available on Google Play. We’ll publish the iOS demo app shortly. The UI in the demo can be updated live: the sandbox connects to the demo app via web sockets.

An android application to download audio (mp3) from YouTube videos and from playlists. YouTube Downloader ArmoMan is an intuitive Android application designed to empower users to effortlessly extract high-quality MP3 audio from YouTube videos and playlists. With a user-friendly interface and a host of convenient features, this app simplifies the process of downloading and enjoying your favorite YouTube content in audio format. Download from SourceForge or GitHub. GitHub download...

A Collection of all Jetpack composes UI elements, Layouts, Widgets, and Demo screens to see it's potential. Jetpack Compose is Android’s modern toolkit for building native UI. It simplifies and accelerates UI development on Android. Quickly bring your app to life with less code, powerful tools, and intuitive Kotlin APIs.

RxJava binding APIs for Android UI widgets from the platform and support libraries. One of the greatest benefits of using RxJava is the possibility of composing asynchronous events in a simpler and more straightforward way. Complex UI interactions in Android can also be simplified as well, especially when there are multiple UI events that can be triggered. To describe the interaction pattern with standard Android code, you would usually need to use a combination of both listeners, Handlers...