Mar 15, 2021
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| Chet, Nick,
Clara, Leland, Tor, Adam, and Romain. So many guests! |
This time, Tor, Romain, and Chet chatted with a few people on
the Jetpack Compose team, about... Jetpack Compose!
Compose hit Beta a couple of weeks ago (don't believe me?
Check out the recent Android show on
Compose Show!), so we took the opportunity to talk to some of
the people that have helped build it. We talk about the current
state of the library, but also about some of the design decisions
that went into developing the APIs and functionality.
(Note on the audio quality for this episode - it turns out
that mixing so many people, all of whom recorded themselves
separately using very different hardware and setups was... tricky.
It's listenable, but maybe a tad below the level we shoot for.
Blame the pandemic. I do.)
The Jetpack Compose
site (overview, tutorial, docs, samples, and more)
Chet: @chethaase
Nick:
@crafty
Clara: @clarabayarri
Leland: @intelligibabble
Adam: @adamwp
Thanks to our audio engineer, Dustin Elm, who has handled all of our audio mixing
for the last couple of years, including the tricky part of mixing all of our remote-
recorded episodes, like this one.
Dustin's moving on to (greener? softer? louder?) pastures, so we'll be using
a new, exciting process for mixing future episodes. Thanks, Dustin!
Thanks to our audio engineer, Dustin Elm, who has handled all of our audio mixing
for the last couple of years, including the tricky part of mixing all of our remote-
recorded episodes, like this one.
Dustin's moving on to (greener? softer? louder?) pastures, so we'll be using
a new, exciting process for mixing future episodes. Thanks, Dustin!
