I have the following code:

@Composable
fun PartCard2(part: Part) {
    var expanded by remember { mutableStateOf(false) }
    val elevation = if (expanded) 3.dp else 1.dp
    Card(elevation = elevation,
        modifier = Modifier.animateContentSize().clickable { expanded = !expanded }) {
        Row {
            Column {
                Text(part.name)
                if (expanded) {
                    (1..10).forEach {
                        Text("Much more....")
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

I have ran into situations when clicking the card would display the clicking animation, but the card remains expanded. So I am wondering, is my code wrong? Or am I running into some issues with the compose code?

Compose Icons 0.2.0 released with 5 new icon packs supported 🥳🥳🥳 - Octicons - Linea - Line Awesome - Weather Icons by Erik Flowers - http://css.gg https://github.com/DevSrSouza/compose-icons Twitter

Just pulled the latest version from github and trying to run the samples; most fail for with the following error: `The

embedded-kotlin

and

kotlin-dsl

plugins rely on features of Kotlin

1.3.70

that might work differently than in the requested version

1.4.31

.` - any thoughts?

So we do not have Preview in CfD and maybe we do not need it. But i just wondering if something like live code updates is possible? I worked with it at the Openrndr project. The idea is to have a part of the application as kotlin script and get it reloaded when the script file is changed. Would be awesome if it is possible to get something like that working for compose components. Here is the idea described for openrndr there it already works: https://openrndr.discourse.group/t/improved-live-coding-with-orx-olive/106

Preview annotation? :O

Latest additions to https://github.com/kirill-grouchnikov/aurora include buttons. All kinds of buttons. Small buttons. Medium buttons. Big buttons. Popup buttons. Split buttons. Button strips, horizontal and vertical. Button strips with split buttons in them!

I think the primary difference is one of language: Do you prefer to write Dart or Kotlin? There are other differences. Flutter has been around a bit longer and so it's a bit more mature and supports more platforms. Compose has better native interoperability on all platforms - including the ability to directly embed native widgets, call directly into system functions, etc. Compose is also the official toolkit for Android. There are a variety of technical and non-technical considerations and they will differ based on your own needs, so no one can reasonably make that decision for you. You will need to do your own analysis and choose based on your own requirements. Personally, I'm a believer in the future of Compose 😉

🔴 How can I listen to key-press-events on

Window

?🤔

🎊 I've created the Compose Desktop version of it 🐍 😜 GitHub : https://github.com/theapache64/switch-snake Twitter : https://twitter.com/theapache64/status/1379735815023030279

When I using the TextField, if I switch to another fullscreen app, the memory growing very fast. has anyone met this problem. No heap memory increased, I think it is using the direct memory

It seems no problem in 0.3.2, but 0.4.0-build179 is not okay.

Question about resources and porting those from android to desktop. Currently I have src/res/font and src/res/drawable So my drawable is used as a vector icon, and font folder for creating a type face. Is there some kind of system to get these resources on desktop like android? like R.thing.foo?

It would be great if

DrawScope#drawImage

can accept

Paint

object 😬 Thread in Slack Conversation

Hi ! Is there a minimal GlibC prerequesite for running packaged Linux applications (deb, rpm) ?

Update I used the template available on Github and everything is working now https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/blob/master/templates/multiplatform-template

0.4.0-build182

is usable again

☄️ With all the talk about building games with Compose for Desktop, I tried my hand at a little prototype of Asteroids in CFD last night 😄 https://twitter.com/sebi_io/status/1382668779377762305

I'm looking for a way to create complex tooltips - I've got a

Text()

appearing on hover, but it both does and doesn't affect the flow of the neighbouring elements. Hard to explain - here's a screenshot, notice how is pushes the row below down, but doesn't push the box to the right out, and is overwritten by its neighbour. Any suggestions?

There are two relevant interoperability APIs:

ComposePanel

 - This widget allows you to put Compose into an existing Swing application or hierarchy, and allows you to render Compose widgets inside it.

SwingPanel

 - This widget allows you to put Swing widgets into an existing Compose application or hierarchy, and allows you to place Swing widgets inside it. Most other frameworks, like JavaFX, have good interoperability with Swing (enabling you to embed javafx into swing and vice versa), so you can use Swing as the glue between Compose and your other UI frameworks.

I will try and get back to you.

is this answer still valid for

1.5.0-RC

? if yes from where I can follow supported versions ?

are there specific doc about fosucManager?

Announce of Compose for Web: https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C01F2HV7868/p1620126940048200

☄️ I wrote two articles on how I built the “Asteroids”-style arcade game with Compose for Desktop which I shared in this channel a while ago 😄 Check it out: https://twitter.com/sebi_io/status/1390292288492896267

When compose desktop tests are failing, why do I see android-based(or android-ish) error logs? 😬 🧵

hi guys can you give some examples for compose desktop screen navigation in single window. i new to kotlin

can anyone help me with it

Are there any updates when we can expect a version compatible with Kotlin

1.5.0

?

#compose Tried making StarWar 2d space particle with Canvas using Jetpack Compose Desktop, project link => https://github.com/ch8n/Compose-Stars tweet => https://twitter.com/Ch8n2/status/1393563220212740100?s=20

NANANANANNANA BATMAN! After Star Particles I tried to build

Raining Particles

, much of the code is the same and works on almost the same logic, I learned how to load bitmaps on canvas. Code review are welcome ✨ https://github.com/ch8n/Compose-Rain