From Android View to Jetpack Compose — A Guide to Migrating to Jetpack Compose
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A practical, incremental migration from Android View to Jetpack Compose using Kotlin 2.0–aligned Compose compiler, Hilt, Navigation Compose, and ComposeView as a bridge for mixed screens. The team divides work into components and follows an eight-step migration (layout split, implement UI, extract UIState, add interactive previews in Android Studio, move ViewModel logic, then replace views), demonstrating the approach by building an onboarding screen with animated progress and crossfading buttons and validating behavior with interactive previews.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:28View vs Compose differences
- 3:37Migration rules
- 8:15Theming and colors
- 12:10Naming conventions
- 14:38UI state management
- 19:12Preview setup
- 20:35Designing previews
- 27:58Rendering-only migration
- 29:53Onboarding migration
- 37:27Summary
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