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✓Chapter 1: Why ComposeAvailable chapter ✓Chapter 2: Setting Up Your EnvironmentReading now 03Chapter 3: Your First ComposableAvailable chapter 04Chapter 4: Kotlin Essentials for ComposeAvailable chapter 05Chapter 5: Composition and RecompositionAvailable chapter 06Chapter 6: LayoutsAvailable chapter 07Chapter 7: ModifiersAvailable chapter 08Chapter 8: Material 3 ComponentsAvailable chapter 09Chapter 9: ListsAvailable chapter 10Chapter 10: Text and TypographyAvailable chapter 11Chapter 11: Images and ResourcesAvailable chapter 12Chapter 12: ThemingAvailable chapter 13Chapter 13: State and Recomposition Deep DiveAvailable chapter 14Chapter 14: State Hoisting and Unidirectional Data FlowAvailable chapter 15Chapter 15: Side EffectsAvailable chapter 16Chapter 16: ViewModels and State HoldersAvailable chapter 17Chapter 17: Architecting a Compose AppAvailable chapter 18Chapter 18: Navigation in ComposeAvailable chapter 19Chapter 19: Navigation 3Available chapter 20Chapter 20: Adaptive Navigation and Multi-Pane LayoutsAvailable chapter 21Chapter 21: Window Size Classes and Adaptive Design FundamentalsAvailable chapter 22Chapter 22: The mediaQuery APIAvailable chapter 23Chapter 23: Foldables, Large Screens, and Multi-Form-Factor LayoutsAvailable chapter 24Chapter 24: Animation FundamentalsAvailable chapter 25Chapter 25: Advanced AnimationAvailable chapter 26Chapter 26: Shared Element TransitionsAvailable chapter 27Chapter 27: Gesture-Driven and Physics-Based AnimationAvailable chapter 28Chapter 28: Canvas and the Drawing APIAvailable chapter 29Chapter 29: Custom LayoutsAvailable chapter 30Chapter 30: Graphics Layers, Brushes, Blend Modes, and ShadersAvailable chapter 31Chapter 31: Custom Modifiers with Modifier.NodeAvailable chapter 32Chapter 32: Gestures and Pointer InputAvailable chapter 33Chapter 33: AccessibilityAvailable chapter 34Chapter 34: InteroperabilityAvailable chapter 35Chapter 35: Migration Strategy and PlanningAvailable chapter 36Chapter 36: Bidirectional Interop in PracticeAvailable chapter 37Chapter 37: Mapping Views to ComposablesAvailable chapter 38Chapter 38: Migrating Fragments, Activities, and NavigationAvailable chapter 39Chapter 39: Migrating Themes and StylesAvailable chapter 40Chapter 40: Migrating Custom Views, ViewGroups, and Complex Legacy ScreensAvailable chapter 41Chapter 41: End-to-End Case StudyAvailable chapter 42Chapter 42: Testing ComposeAvailable chapter 43Chapter 43: Previews and Screenshot TestingAvailable chapter 44Chapter 44: Debugging and ToolingAvailable chapter 45Chapter 45: Performance FundamentalsAvailable chapter 46Chapter 46: Lazy List PerformanceAvailable chapter 47Chapter 47: Baseline Profiles, R8, and Compiler MetricsAvailable chapter 48Chapter 48: Grid, FlexBox, and Styles in DepthAvailable chapter 49Chapter 49: Compose Multiplatform and Kotlin MultiplatformAvailable chapter 50Chapter 50: Glance and Wear OSAvailable chapter 51Chapter 51: Building a Design System and Component LibraryAvailable chapter 52Chapter 52: Capstone — Building a Complete Production AppAvailable chapter

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Chapter 2: Setting Up Your Environment

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