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Takeshi Hagikura from the Android Developer Relations Team shares an experimental feature in the works called Live Edit. With Live Edit, changes you make to your composables show up instantaneously on your emulator, physical device, and Compose Preview. Learn how Live Edit works in an actual project and see how it helps improve development workflow with Jetpack Compose.
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Android Dev Website → https://developer.android.com/
Subscribe to Android Developers → https://goo.gle/AndroidDevs
#Featured #Latest #LiveEdit #AndroidDevelopers
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