remember, by, and mutableStateOf explained
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Understand the roles of remember{}, mutableStateOf, by, and the Delegate Design pattern, and how they work with Jetpack Compose
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That's one of my trademarks. :) I do that in several videos. Thanks for noticing!
Very helpful video for understanding however it seems that your example in your video wasn't working:
val beard by remember { mutableStateOf(Type.FullBeard, Type.FriendlyMuffinChops, Type.Shaven, Type.Mustashe) }
Thanks for noticing. That's one of my trademarks. :)
This is the first video I've watched of yours. It had me laughing. Have a great day!
var a by remember {
mutableStateOf("")
}
remember and mutableStateOf are both red. My project doesn't know what they are. What am I missing? Thanks!
Perfect example of the re-composing with those beard changes
YES! Thanks for noticing the beard. I do that in a lot of my videos. ;)
So nobody want to mention his appearing and disappearing moustache ? 😂
Thanks for noticing. I put a lot of effort into that. ;)
I do that on many of my videos.
Finally understood the concept thank you so much sir please keep posting it's really informative
Thanks!
I'll admit it confused me ... Until I figured it out. Then I decided to make the video, because I assumed I'm not there only one!
@@discospiff Thanks for the explanation sir it was a great video
Do you have this mustache or not. Im more confused over your facial hair, sir. But amazing explanation, thank you!
Now I remember what I wanted to write :) A very short and useful explanation. Well done!
I really appreciate the feedback! Thanks for watching.
remember is a simple concept but always goes over my head. You have done a great job making it understandable now
Thanks! My goal in this video is to make a confusing concept understandable. I'm glad it helped!
that was excellent sir. thank you for this. i do have a question for you or for any C programmers out here, can i compare the concept of remember to declaring a variable inside a function as static? (in C language)
Thanks for the note!
Huh... Good thought! I'll confess, I've mostly been a Java/Kotlin developer, not so much C. Though all languages have the concept of static.
The concept of remember in Kotlin was a bit tricky for me, as I do not know of another good analogy in computer programming. Perhaps you've found one. Tell me more: what similarities do you see with a static in C?
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Keep up the good work Sir! :D
Your charnel is very valuable. Keep on and thanks a lot sir
Thanks! Comments like these are why I keep making videos. :)
Omg. You speak clearly and I'm learning something! Thank you
Excellent! I'm happy to hear the feedback!
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Very Good Explanation!
Thanks! Remember and mutableStateOf can be tricky. I made this video to help others understand it. I hope it worked well for you.
This is a crazy good explanation. Don't stop.
Thanks! I struggled with this for a while. When I finally figured it out, I did what I like to do... Make a video to help others. So in glad to know it helped!
Great explanation of a confusing topic
Thanks! That's good to hear. That's what I try to do in all of my videos. So, heading this feedback is the pinnacle!
@@discospiff what's up with the religious comments tho... Seems a little off topic
@@ChrisAthanas what religious comment?
@@discospiff the other comments here on this comment page, not by you tho
@@ChrisAthanas ah, I didn't notice. Thanks for pointing that out. Probably a spammer. I will purge/report them.
Best explanation
Thanks! The topic confused me quite a bit, so I did what I like to do in that situation: make a video explaining it. I had a lot of fun making this video. :)
I assume you're using jetpack compose now... How do you like it?
@@discospiff Actually i'm a Flutter developer who already tested Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP). Some months ago, I made an application with KVM and did not understand this topic... so just wrote it down and accepted that it is like it is.
Now I'm thinking about re-picking native android development to expand my knowledge but just the compose on android without all the limitations of KMP in other platforms.
So then, I'm starting again from the key concepts i didn't understood and try again.
Hey, do you want to suggest which new app I can develop to learn compose + android? hehehe
@@IguJl interesting. I've always been a native app developer... Haven't done much with flutter myself.
App idea? Well... What's one thing that would make your life more convenient?
Keep in touch, and let me know how your journey goes!
@@discospiff Classic suggestion. I'll think about something and tell you when i decide. Thanks for replying.
Oh, maybe I bring up some questions in the videos about management and scrum. See you soon
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