Understanding and handling recomposition in Jetpack Compose
Jetpack Compose is still very new, and many companies are starting to use it. Furthermore, Google has done a great job by giving developers significant documentation to help them embrace this new UI toolkit. However, despite all the documentation, one concept needs to be clarified. And that is recomposition.
Fair enough, all new software has its ups and downs, and as many people start using it, more people start giving feedback – hence, the need for more improvement. Recomposition, in Compose, involves calling your Composable again when the input changes. Or you can think of it when the composition structure and relation change.
Unless its parameters change, we want to avoid a Composable function being re-invoked in most use cases. So, in this recipe, we look into how recomposition happens and how you can debug and solve any recomposition in your application.
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