👋 Hello, team!

Hello everyone i face an issue android 15 how to make screen as full screen but i need Component don't overlap bars of content of the screen

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👋 Hola, equipo.

Powerful optimization of the first KMP 3D Globe engine WorldWind Kotlin v1.8.2 released https://github.com/WorldWindEarth/WorldWindKotlin/releases/tag/v1.8.2

Hi everyone, I'm trying to implement FCM notifications on Android, but I want to open a particular screen based on the type of notification, I am sending a

context

parameter in the data block in fcm request but unable to get it in the MainActivity when I click on the notification.

Hi all 👋 , In this talk by Arkadii Ivanov about Kotlin Library compatibility - . It is mentioned that a method changing to synthetic is ABI compatible. Could anyone please help share some resources about this?

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Hi guys, i need to create data table in my kotlin project. I can't find any guidance in material design docs. I couldn't find any useful libraries. Do you have any recommendations?

I have an APK that the analyze says passes 16KB all has yes, none have an issue. Yet when installing on an emulator it gives the ELF 16 KB warning, Any advice?

Questions for everyone interested in improving Kotlin+Android testing (from the author of TestBalloon, a new Kotlin test framework): If you weren't tied to JUnit 4, how would you like to write Kotlin+Android tests (local, instrumented, Compose, ...)? What are you missing? What's good the way it is? All ideas welcome! 🧵Please.

👋 Bonjour tout le monde !

I am currently building the project in kotlin +XML is this good or I want to move to the jetcompose guide me guys

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Hii devs! Currently I am working on one project,there i want to autopopulate the persons from my contact book when I mention @names in the text field (This not upto groups , we are working in the things like Ai chat page ). please share your thoughts how to do this.

Hi here, Is someone face to this problem ? My APK does not support 16KB devices but when I analyse my APK there is no lib with the alignment

one problem i've run into quite a bit is that it takes quite a while for IntelliJ to support the newer versions of AGP and Gradle. Is there anyway around that?

👋 Hello, team!

Hello

I have updated all dependencies and targetSdk to 36. yet still see not meeting 16Kb. It lists a few .so that are not 16KB compliant But I can't tell which dependency uses them or how they are a part of the project. Can anyone help, Thanks

One problem i have ran into , old codebase uses package

in.dummy.android

. Java files compile with

package in.dummy.android

, but Kotlin requires backticks with in keyword: `package

in

.dummy.android`. After adding Spotless (ktlint), I get error

ktlint(standard:package-name) Package name contains a disallowed character

. What’s the best way to handle this ? Any recommendation for large code base ? I tried to find some rules to write in .editorconfig but did not find any .

I am developing a Jogging Tracker application for both Playstore and FDroid (i know the new policy by google, but i started it way earlier and it's now a learning project). I have created 2 productFlavours for this android application. For FDroid i am using LOST (A drop-in replacement for Google Play services location APIs for Android) and For playstore i am using Google PlayServices's FusedLocationProvider since they both have almost the same API signature , i am using TypeAlias to define a common name for the classes (PR for the same) . I wanted to ask if this is the correct usage and/or if there are any other ways to do the same . app/playstore

typealias LocationProviderClient = FusedLocationProviderClient

app/fdroid

typealias LocationProviderClient = LostApiClient

and then use LocationProviderClient directly in

main

code

I've experienced a crash when bumping Kotlin from 2.1.20 to 2.2 and wondering if something has changed in the compiler. For context, the crash is totally expected but I'm curious why this doesn't crash prior to 2.2. I have something similar to the following snippet of code:

private lateinit var scrollView: ScrollView
fun onCreateView(): View? {
    val view = super.onCreateView()
    if (view != null) {
        scrollView = view.findViewById(R.id.scoll_view)
    }
}

The crash happens at the assignment of findViewById, as the layout doesn't actually exist. We didn't notice this crash as it's in an abstraction and this property isn't actually accessed or read. However since bumping to Kotlin 2.2 this crashes with an NPE - which is actually expected. Does anyone know what might have changed in 2.2 that might have caused this? Or why we wouldn't have seen this prior to 2.2?

Hello. As of today, is there a simple way of setting an update priority on the Play Console? I've implemented in-app updates but the priority seems to be high by default, i get an "immediate" update dialog.

Hey folks 👋 I’m working on a conversational flow for expense splitting in my Android app (something like the screenshots attached). Now I’m trying to refine the flow to handle multiple real-life scenarios dynamically. --- ### Scenario 1: User uploads only the bill (no prompt) 👉 Flow should go like this: 1. Bill uploaded card * “Bill uploaded successfully. Whom do you want to split this with?” * Collect participants (e.g. me, Akhil, Prasanna). 2. Split method card * “How would you like to split this expense? (Equally / By item / Custom share)” * If “Split by item” → show existing item assignment card. 3. Payer card * If no payer is mentioned → “Please select who covered this expense.” 4. Final summary card (new) * Show expense summary (total, split details, payer). * On confirm → Call API once with all collected data. --- ### Key rule: Skip unnecessary cards * If participants are already mentioned in the prompt → skip step 1. * If split method is mentioned → skip step 2. * If payer is mentioned → skip step 3. * If everything is provided → directly show summary card. --- ### My question to the community 🔎 Right now I’m thinking of two possible approaches for handling edge cases (when user mentions some details in the prompt but not all): 1. Keyword-based detection on frontend * Extract participants / split method / payer locally. * Show only the missing cards. * Make one final API call at the end. 2. Delegate parsing to backend * Send the raw prompt to backend. * Backend decides what info is missing and returns the next step. * This would mean calling API at every step of the flow. 💡 Which approach do you think is more efficient and scalable for a chat-like flow in Android? Is keyword-based detection on frontend enough, or is it safer to rely on backend parsing even if that means more network calls? Also, what patterns have you found clean for structuring these multi-step conversational flows in Compose? I’m leaning towards a state machine in ViewModel (sealed classes like

BillUploaded

,

SelectParticipants

,

SelectSplitMethod

,

AssignItems

,

SelectPayer

,

ShowSummary

) but curious if there’s a more elegant solution you’ve used. Any suggestions / best practices would be really helpful 🙏

Hi everyone i am getting issue for android mic voice routing I am using getAvailable communicationDevices and then setcommunicationDevice getting routed with my glasses but not getting with my earbuds (Not able to get earbuds in getAvailableCommunicationDevices ) How can i resolve this issue an

Hi everyone, I am trying to draw this box without using a Replacement span. Is it possible to draw?

Hello! I'm hunting bottlenecks on my app start time. I'm using perfetto and on it I see in some traces a huge gap (1 second) where the main thread is sleeping. On other traces that sleep doesn't happen and the app "starts" 1 second faster. How can I diagnostic this? Can it be the Garbage collector? How can I see the Garbage collector time on perfetto?

Hello all. Guys, how do you handle custom splash screen when you need to have a short video(mp4) playing on splash? Thanks in advance)

👋 hey everyone im hari nice to meet and joining to explore android