Auspost delivers on Jetpack Compose

Auspost delivers on Jetpack Compose

With Jetpack Compose’s first birthday just passing, many Android developer are probably thinking not if but when and how should I move to Jetpack Compose.The same thought had been playing on my mind and in November of last year I decided to come up with a strategy to move our team in that direction in a risk free manner. I had learnt that a few local companies in Australia were using Compose so that gave me the confidence that it was ready and stable.

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What a great article Mark Ng . Very helpful ??

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