What's new in Paparazzi?
summary
Paparazzi replaces its deprecated resource repository with an IDE-style resource loader that points at actual res folders so it now supports app module resource loading and dynamic features, cuts heap usage substantially, and fixes plural/XLIFF/string bugs. It adds pseudo-localization (accented and bidi) integrated with AAPT rules, improves Gradle plugin robustness, adds compose support and widget-only render mode, begins automated preview-to-screenshot generation, prototypes animated-APNG/video diffing, expands accessibility checks and Wear device configs, and integrates Picasso for compose.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction to Paparazzi
- 1:14Paparazzi's core premise
- 3:40Resource repository evolution
- 10:00Gradle plugin and resource loading
- 16:33New resource repository architecture
- 19:22Pseudo localization support
- 24:25Pseudo localization demo
- 26:55Other fixes and improvements
- 27:59Compose previews integration
- 30:49Animated video recording
- 31:52Picasso compose support
- 32:34Gradle plugin bugs fixed
- 34:43Test report overwrites issue
- 35:47Accessibility validation
- 37:10Wear OS and Compose multiplatform
- 38:56Q&A and closing
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