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The Simpler Way to Build UI in Jetpack Compose

Skip complicated patterns and nested state management. Here’s how to create cleaner, more maintainable Android UIs with fewer lines of code.

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When new developers start working with Jetpack Compose, they often bring old habits, such as using too many layers, unnecessary abstractions, and excessive boilerplate.

The result? Code that is harder to read, debug, and maintain.

In this article, we will explore practical methods for achieving simplicity, ensuring that your UI code is lightweight, readable, and enjoyable to maintain.

1) Prefer Composables Over Abstractions

One of the biggest mistakes developers make when starting with Compose is…

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Jayant Kumar🇮🇳
Jayant Kumar🇮🇳

Written by Jayant Kumar🇮🇳

Jayant Kumar is a Lead Software Engineer, passionate about building modern Android applications. He shares his expertise in Kotlin, Android, and Compose.

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