Is there any way to make the clickable region larger than the icon without making the icon size bigger? I want to achieve a borderless ripple effect and easier clicking. Maybe some modifier? Is there an analogy to the 

selectableItemBackgroundBorderless

 attribute? Thanks.

Does anybody here use KotlinxSerialization with Retrofit?

EDIT: I solved this I’m writing a test for a class handling a 3rd party analytics library. The class under test needs to handler an

Analytics

object, but unfortunately

mockk<Analytics>()

cannot create a mock because of a static android Handler in that class:

public class Analytics { // this is 3rd party code I can't change

  static final Handler HANDLER =
      new Handler(Looper.getMainLooper()) {
        @Override
        public void handleMessage(Message msg) {
          throw new AssertionError("Unknown handler message received: " + msg.what);
        }
      };
// rest of class here
}

I tried using both

mockk<Analytics>()

and adding

mockkConstructor(Handler::class)

but that didn’t work. Any suggestions?

Which is the best architecture to work with compose-desktop? maybe MVC or MVP are better than MVVM this time?

what's the right way to change the TopAppBar title (or any other prop for that matter) dynamically from each screen? So right now I have 1 Scaffold which use and inside is the NavHost, passed to each

composable

inside is

scaffoldState

where I go

scaffoldstate.value.title = { Text("Screen A" }

and the primary Scaffold just populates its own topAppBar with MyAppBar(title = scaffoldState.title) but this causes a lot of jank when switching between bottom bar destinations and sometimes one screen ends up with the title of the other and it's just bad having 2 Scaffolds causes a visual effect where you can see them being swapped out, Now In Android does it really well but the code is so convoluted I couldn't really pin down even where the switch was happening

How to prevent autoscroll on LazyColumn update if item index 0 is not visible?

I wish the trailing-comma rule defaulted to adding a redundant trailing comma. It makes it easier to add items later on, and such changes only shows a diff on the actual changed line. Basically just benefits of having the comma there. 🙂

How do I make my page always in the center with the new

HorizontalPager

(foundation)? it is aligning the current item always on the left, I want it always in the center see screenshot, code in thread

how can I use kotlin-reflect to get all subclasses of an abstract base class? the base class is NOT sealed

What's the best way to generate an .aar file from a multiplatform build.gradle file? My iOS targets generate .framework outputs, but I would now like to wrap my android target jar file in an .aar file. Thanks in advance.