An android app for helping people discover World Heritages recognised by UNESCO around the planet. The UI of this app is built using Jetpack Compose. This is a practice app that helped me to learn more about Jetpack Compose as well as Jetpack Components alongside their implementation details.
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| Coil | Used for Async Image Loading |
| Paging | Used for loading data asynchronously |
| Coroutines | Used for asynchronous code execution |
| SharedPreferences | Used for saving User's Preferences |
| Room | Used for data persistence |
| ViewModel | Used for handling configuration changes |
| Koin | Used for dependency injetion |
This project is inspired from Manuel Lorenzo's World Heritage project, which is built using XML and Kotlin. Take a look here. I tried to build it using Jetpack Compose and also improve the UI a bit.
Rajit Deb
