🚀 Jetpack Compose: The Future of UI in Android

Jetpack Compose has changed how we build UI in Android, making it more declarative, simple, and efficient. But to get the best results, we need to follow some best practices.

✅ Optimize Recompositions – Use remember and rememberUpdatedState to avoid unnecessary recompositions and improve performance.

✅ Split UI into Small Composables – Smaller components make code easier to reuse and reduce recompose complexity.

✅ Use Lazy Components for Lists – LazyColumn and LazyRow are better than Column with forEach, as they load only visible items.

✅ Manage State Correctly – Prefer State Hoisting to avoid strong dependencies and improve testability.

✅ Integrate with ViewModel – Use viewModel() to keep state and avoid recreating data.

✅ Test and Debug with the Right Tools – Use Layout Inspector and Compose Preview to detect issues before running the app.

By following these tips, your app will be faster, smoother, and scalable!
🚀 Are you using Jetpack Compose in your project? What challenges did you face in migration? Share your experience in the comments!