Repo for building Shrine with Jetpack Compose, on Material Design Live.
Shrine is an e-commerce Material Design case study: https://material.io/design/material-studies/shrine.html. This is a prototype, focused on translating the design intent, intended for teaching designers and those new to Jetpack Compose on how to build UI.
Progress:
- Backdrop
- Cart
- Catalog
- Details
Note: Above Studio version required only for specific Animation Inspector features, otherwise Bumblebee 2021.1.1 should still work at a minimum to build and deploy the app
Episode 5 (stream)
- Adding the Catalog to the Backdrop front layer
- Create the custom Card
- Build a weaved list with LazyRow
- Hook up interaction to add items to the cart
Episode 4 (stream)
- Creating the expanding Cart BottomSheet
- Build the collapsed version of Cart
- Expanded <-> collapsed transition of Cart
Add animated Checkout button to expanded cart- Hide/show Cart bottom sheet in coordination with Backdrop
Episode 3 (stream)
- Intro to animation
- APIs
- updateTransition
- AnimatedVisibility
- AnimatedContent
- Animation Inspector
- APIs
- Animating parts of Backdrop
- Motion in Shrine
- TopAppBar Text <-> Search field
- Navigation menu items
Episode 2 (stream)
- Intro to state management
- Slot-based approach in Compose
- Creating the navigation Backdrop menu
- Layers
- Placeholder front layer
- TopAppBar
- Back layer with menu items
- State
- Show selection of nav menu item
- Layers
Episode 1 (stream)
- Compose basics on building UI
- Material Theming
- Color, shape, and typography
- Shrine theme
- Using Material components in Compose
- Button, Card, Icons
- Creating a List with a complex list item
- Using @Preview for your design components
- Deploying our first screen to a device!
- Full YouTube Playlist of series and highlights
- Compose Material
- General Compose
- Design resources
- "Slot" method in Figma - YouTube, Community file
- Material studies
- Other tools
- Kotlin resources
This project is not an official Google project. It is not supported by Google and Google specifically disclaims all warranties as to its quality, merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose.