Is there any performance Improvement in Compose 1....
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Shakil Karim
07/29/2021, 10:11 PMIs there any performance Improvement in Compose 1.0? I just update my App on Play Store and I noticed slightly better performance. btw I am not using Lazy* Composable, the last time I used it had poor performance on older devices hopefully it improved as well 👍
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Marko Novakovic
07/29/2021, 10:26 PMMarko Novakovic
07/29/2021, 10:27 PMhere is little conversation about Lazy* performance improvements
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romainguy
07/29/2021, 11:01 PM@Shakil Karim We made a significant change to precompile part of the app earlier (as early as install time). Before this there were sometimes performance hits because of time spent JITing the app or running in interpreted mode
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Albert Chang
07/30/2021, 12:19 AMLink to what Romain says: https://developer.android.com/jetpack/compose/ergonomics#profile-inst
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Colton Idle
07/30/2021, 12:48 AMOh sweet. I didn't realize there were any docs about that. 👌
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Sergey Y.
07/30/2021, 8:40 AM@romainguy Hi. When does the Profile Installer take action? It is not clear from the documentation.
When does Android studio is installing a release build to your device? Or when generate AppBundle file? Thanks.
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Kedar
08/01/2021, 4:03 PM@Sergey Y. You can only install a release build on your device if you have access to the keystore of your app which is required for signing the release build. Any release build including the one you download from play store can take advantage of profile installer by doing AOT compilation of the code that is otherwise (on debug builds) done JIT.
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Colton Idle
08/01/2021, 4:04 PMYou can sign a release build with a debug key. It just won't install in place if you have the app installed from play store for example.
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Kedar
08/01/2021, 4:08 PM@romainguy any recommendations on what should developers add to their profile file if they wish to? As in, how one can identify which components are qualifying candidates for AOT while rest can still be okay with JIT?
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