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Dec 29, 2022 ⋅ 4 min read

Understanding recomposition in Jetpack Compose

Boemo Mmopelwa Boemo is a software developer who embraces innovative approaches. He likes diving deep into complex concepts in order to learn and write articles that can help the reader understand complex methodologies in a simple and fun way.

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One Reply to "Understanding recomposition in Jetpack Compose"

  1. It looks like recomposition solves a problem that Reactive JS frameworks solved a long time ago.
    Isn’t reactivity a strong selling point of Flutter? Too bad they don’t have one, good oficial State Management solution like Vue.

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