Draft:Jetpack Compose

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• Comment: The article requires significant coverage from reliable and secondary sources. Refering jetbrains.com is not going to be suitable, and while it's good that each sentence has a reference, the quality of the references should be much higher to justify inclusion alongside Wikipedia's notability guidelines. Utopes _{(talk / cont)} 05:48, 4 March 2024 (UTC)

Jetpack Compose is a framework developed by Google for building user interfaces for native Android apps.^[1]

Overview

Jetpack Compose was first released May 7 2019. Just like apples UI-framework SwiftUI it uses a declarative approach where you describe the user interface in code rather than using style sheets like the old way of creating android UI.^[1][2][3] Jetpack Compose was writen in Kotlin, a programing language based on java created by JetBrains.^[1][4]

Features

Jetpack Compose supports many features such as animations, widgets and integration with androids material design.^[5]

Compose Multiplatform

Even though Jetpack Compose was built for native android apps, thanks to JetBrains Compose multiplatform, a cross platform technology, Jetpack Compose can also be used to build cross platform aplication that can run on android, iOS, desktop, and web.^[6]

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