Rows, Columns & Basic Sizing - Android Jetpack Compose - Part 2
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- čas přidán 4. 04. 2021
- In this video, you will learn about the row and column composable and how we can use modifiers to size our composables.
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hands down the best teacher, always explain small concepts with ease which other youtubers don't.
Thanks man!
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Even as a senior (back-end) dev coming into Android, you're doing a great job at explaining things - even for those among us that are visually inept.
Thanks a lot! Glad you like my videos
Hey Phillip! Thanks a ton! Your explanations are so crisp and easily understandable. I am doing my internship on Kotlin and Jetpack compose...So your videos are life saviors for me. I will finish this series & also you earned a new subscriber ❤
tried to stick to google codelabs for jetpack compose but man can't get myself away from your videos , just great and perfect as always. I was trying to learn it myself via google docs but here i am , you are amazing man.
Thanks bro!
same
Yes codelabs is good but it doesn't clear concepts which these videos help with
You are really good at explaining things and also in Android. I was a bit surprised at your migration to Web Development. But when you are back you bring this awesome thing. Great buddy keep this up.
Coming from JS React J's, I had given up on Android Kotlin/Java with Xml. But when I saw Jetpack compose... something clicked and now I wanna do this. It's like some React Native in UI components construction 💯💯💯💯 Thank you a bunch!
This is better than Androids own tutorial.
You explain all concepts so so easily. Thank you so much 😊
No words to say. Hats off to your teaching. Keep it up.
Navigation will be interesting.
coming :)
Thank you Philip - learnt quite a bit in this video
Best compose playlist tbh more of the useful stuff
Phillip, you are so good. Make sure to always explain stuff in detail. Also one note for this video: you should have explained relative to what the Column view is. Since I have some experience with iOS, I understood that it was relative to a screen. But me other might not have understoood that it had to do with screen width and height in pixels.
Compose is going to be so great to use. Looking forward to trying it out myself. Only once I've gotten better at the old way though.
I already love it!
It looks very similar to creating UI in flutter, so it'll be easier to learn for me. Thanks for your YT tutorials :)
Спасибо за отличный урок всего вам хорошего 👍👍👍
years of experience on react and components, i give a try to native apps in android studio but xml sucks, now in compose its a game changer
Awesome! Thanks Philipp ✔️
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Ur videos r super easy to understand the concepts, So So better than Android documentation and any other resources online ... U r the best teacher ...!!!!
Thanks mate, you're welcome!
Arrangement specifies the distribution of space between items along the main axis (horizontal for Row, vertical for Column).
Alignment refers to how items are positioned perpendicular to the main axis. For a Row, this would be vertical alignment (how items are aligned top to bottom within the row), and for a Column, horizontal alignment (how items are aligned left to right within the column).
thanks for this video still use-full in 2024
very nice explanation, keep it up!
Thank you for all the good tutorials
Glad you like them!
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Column: VerticalArrangement -> Arrange item inside column
: VerticalAlignment -> Allign how to position the column itself from the parent (center/start/end)
row : HorizontalArrangement -> Arrange item inside row
: HorizontalAlignment -> Allign how to position the row itself from the parent (center/start/end)
Cool, very understanding when comming from Flutter
Bro your videos need to be shared immediately be me and by every one here to the ones in need of best ever Tutorials in Android.
Thanks for sharing!
Philipp - I love you man :) - you are awesome .... thanks for all your tutorials :)
Philip i'm fan of you good luck
It was a good css Flexbox tutorial 🤣
lol exactly my thought
I think it’s a good thing. Now frontend, compose and SwiftUI has same concept and it’s more easy to switch between technology
Thank you so muhc. This video was very helpful....
Started watching this series. Really like your approach to teaching but that analogy about streets when you were explaining Row/Column axis stuff was a little bit confusing, but at the end I understood the concept.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and I wish you the best
Thanks for the feedback :)
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Hello Philip , nice to hear you again 👍. Thank you so much for your lessons 🤝🇺🇦. Tell me pls, why you don't have a sponsor options on this CZcams chenal ? 🤔
Thanks so much sir
Fu***** awesome.... really fall in love with you Jetpack Compose, it's like ReactJS taste with the power of reusable components....
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Thank you!!
Exited to see next videos
glad to hear that
Great explanation
Can you upload complete Android course plz plz
Yes yes yes keep going with this videos please
Best video ❤️
You're the best teacher! You got me (no coding experience) through learning Android XML. Now learning Compose. Question: it seems I have to add "androidx.compose.ui.graphics." in front of "Color" in order to be able to access the basic colors (like Green). Why is that? In your code you don't have to do that.
Nice Tutorial!!
But is there a way to view changes live like xml or hot reload? I have a slow pc so rebuilding it everytime to see changes takes time and is very annoying
thanks
You like the green sure!!!
Thanks
coming from a web background this makes much more sense and jetpack compose is easier
Column and Row in Jetpack Compose are similar to flexbox in webdev.
// Main axis is horizontal, Cross axis is vertical
.Row {
display: flex;
flex-direction: row;
}
// Main axis is vertical, Cross axis is horizontal
.Column {
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
}
exactly
if we try adding different colors to the children texts inside the column, we'd better visualize the differences in the main axis arrangements :)
Will data binding possible with compose?
Hello! Can i set percentages width?
Do we need to use databinding anymore? , Please make a full MVVM App with these composes ❤️
you didn't need to use it for XML but for compose you actually can't. I wasn't a fan of it anyways
Well, nice tutorial, thanks a lot. Only one thing, the CSS, JSX, Jetpack, ppl doing the pertty much same thing over and over again but with slight different variations. Where is the creativities? Wondering what name android team will use if they redo pixel/veterx sharder :) Oh~Edited, the creativity is in next video of the list, thanks
Hey Philipp, do know something about circle ci in Android? if yes, could you create a video about it? thanks
Ass ? Saya suka Apos ini propesional& berguna/ bermanfaat 😝
Nice
i think spaces differences like group packing in constraint layout
Coming from React Native developer here , more confident with compose 😂
Sir which backend to start with for android dev (Firebase I have already tried it out ) any suggestion
doesn't matter, choose based on the language you like
Great
I like your teaching style, and the content of the course. I have a question though, are you always on camera too, on your paid courses? I think it's better to just display the content of your computer screen. Anyway, let me know. Thanks
Thanks, yes I'm also visible there :)
@@PhilippLackner Ok cool. i'll go through what you have on youtube and see if i get used to it. Thanks again.
in my android studio it showing error for horizontalArrangement and verticalAlignment !! pls help me!!
so the ui cant change in alive？you must rerun when you change the ui？
how to use that kind of emulator instead of build in android studio layout ?
I'm saying again, you are a god lol
🔥🔥
DOPE
fraction 👌
I love XML 😂
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I have been learning flutter development from past 3 days
Rip flutter Devs
We now have @compose❤️❤️
Not exactly. Both have their own set of advantage and needs.
I just started Android development and have been working with flutter since 1.0 and now, I am super excited to see the same declarative style and some terminology here 😃
Only if hot reload was here 🤞
They should learn from kivy
4:16 I see some people are about to _FLEX_ their CSS knowledge here...
Jetpack compose is deprecated 😭
Looks like features as Flutter.
yep
How does he just reload his emulator so fast ?
is it because google is the one who made flutter that's why this one looks flutter? help me out.
We want the third 😂
Tomorrow :D
commenting for youtube algo.
its like flutter dart ui
lol flutter outdated
All the years I have wasted with XML
lama-lama kayak flutter nih (-_-)
it's look like flutter in some part
Never mind. Got it. Stupid mistake. 🙄
Its a copy of flutter row and column widgets😂
and that is a copy of CSS flexbox :D
not sure if something changed recently but i tried following these directions and dp was "unresolved" and didnt work. i had to manually import androidx.compose.ui.unit.dp by adding it to the imports up top in case anyone else is having this issue
Thank you sir
thanks