Build for the wrist, the road, and the remote with Jetpack Compose and Gemini
summary
Compose is now the single path for adaptive apps, showing concrete APIs: Compose first with Grid, Flexbox and MediaQuery for environment-aware layouts; Media3 UI Compose for hoisted video playback; Wear Compose 1.6 adds transforming lazycolumn, snapping and nav3 ambient support; Compose 1.7 exposes a one handed gestures API used by Spotify; TV gains pointer-remote input and Engage SDK; in-app install prompts let a phone push installs to TV/Wear; video apps can run in cars up to 4K 60 FPS; Wear widgets move to remote Compose; app functions integrate with Gemini.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:20Compose adaptive and form factors
- 2:52Grid, FlexBox, and MediaQuery
- 6:54Media3 and simplifying lists
- 10:11Nav3 and Ambient support
- 11:02XR and Gestures API
- 16:05TV input modalities and Engage SDK
- 20:26In-app install prompts and Cars
- 22:56Hybrid scenarios, Media, and Comms apps
- 25:17Widgets
- 28:22Agentic experiences on Wear OS
- 30:00Summary and key takeaways
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