NEW Official Shared Element Transition in Jetpack Compose is on Fire! 😍
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Have you seen that compose navigation is available for kmp too right now? Still in alpha but at east it's something
Yeah, will do a video about it as well! 💪
Finally 😁 We beed more animation tutos
another great video tutorial thankssss !!!
*Awesome* 🎉
It's a unique UX with the new animated UI!
Thanks for discovering new and interesting content!
Video content is consistent and accurately a few in minutes.
Great work.
Very nice video, quick and to the point! One question though, where would we get that animation state if not using compose navigation?
Yes! I was wondering if i needed to port a screen of my app into a fragment to animate a transition. I did well to wait
Только вчера сделал подобный проект по статье с medium, а сегодня вы выпускаете видео с еще более крутым объяснением. Then's for video!
Cool, thanks for video!
Amazing, ty!!!!🎉🙏
Use Share element transition with latest type safe navigation Api it is crashing the app when using both.
Perfect explanation, thanks. And there is no SharedTransitionLayout if you use Compose BOM
Thanks. Yeah, that's correct 👌
Very cool, thank you!
Finally!
Can i implement this with raamcosta destination compose Library ?
Please make a tutorial for how to use material 3 for web 🙏🙏🙏
Hey can you also make a short video on explaining how to use dialog() destination in nav graph and also if it is possible to similarly create a bottomSheet() destination in nav graph.
It would really help
thank you 🙏
Thanks boss 🙏
Подскажите, как скрывать statusbar на одном экране, а на другом наоборот отображать?
niice!! But i think you have failed to explain how this new way differs or is better than previous approaches as i think you can still achieve this animation with the previous api..kind of. Am not really sure what is so different with this new approach at a quick glance.
Shared element transition was never possible in compose only thru xml views one of the last missing functionalities that xml can do compose cant cause compose navigation sucks.
This is already working in KMP?
where can we find source code for this?
Which theme are you using in your Android Studio?
New Beta UI theme.
wow
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You tell me? 😄
@@StevdzaSan I was joking ur amazing love ur channel amazing content really keep up good work I will delete comment meant no disrespect
@manticomar1146 Nah, there's no reason to delete it. Keep commenting on my videos, I need a reach! 😁😎
@StevdzaSan sure, man, ur the boss learned so much from u. Keep it up
Bugs appear with a large number of clicks until the application crashes
Can you please make a video on how to use that with voyager ?
Check these two videos:
ruclips.net/video/7Xv38k4cCMc/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/L39NrirKohg/видео.html
@@StevdzaSan Yes, I've watched your videos and learned how to use Voyager through them. I'm just curious if you could do a tutorial on implementing shared element transitions with Voyager. Anyways, Thanks for helping us master Android! :D
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this video is really confusing, I couldn't finish it cuz I couldn't figure out what exactly you're doing, why don't you explain it by coding along the video. this way, the video might be longer but it would be much more understandable
People don't like watching long videos, according to my video stats.
But feel free to comment here and explain what's making you confused so that I may help you. :)
@@StevdzaSan if you pause on the main points a bit longer it would do the trick.
@@Alchemist10241 Thanks for the suggestion 💪
@@StevdzaSanI actually really like the pace, I learned a lot quickly, and if I had missed something I'd just pause and copy your code where needed.
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Ios binding video when for kmp
I've took a note on that topic, but can't say when exactly, hope soon. :)