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- 1GT-SALAT brings prayer times to Linux and Androidโ๐ GT-SALAT โ ู ูุงููุช ุงูุตูุงุฉ ูุงูุฃุฐูุงุฑ ูุงููุฑุขู ุนูู ุบูู/ููููุณ ูุฃูุฏุฑููุฏ ู ุดุฑูุน ุญุฑ ูู ูุชูุญ ุงูู ุตุฏุฑ ููุฏู ุฅูู ุชูููุฑ ุชุฌุฑุจุฉ ุฅุณูุงู ูุฉ ู
A new free and open-source application called GT-SALAT offers prayer times, remembrances (adhkar) and the Quran on GNU/Linux and Android. Built in Kotlin with Jetpack Compose for Android, it is designed to work fully offline without a permanent internet connection, and the code is available on GitHub. Arabic-speaking free software users have been sharing and discussing the project online.
- 2Guide released for AndroidX Security State 1.1.0โA practical guide to AndroidX Security State 1.1.0, device security patch visibility, pending updates, CVE verification,
A new practical guide covers AndroidX Security State 1.1.0, explaining how Android developers can check device security patch levels, surface pending updates to users, and verify CVEs. The walkthrough also covers building security-aware Android apps, with code examples in Kotlin using Jetpack libraries, and is being shared among developers in the Android and security engineering communities.
- 3Jetpack Compose recomposition leaks questioned despite stable data classesโThe setup You've got a @Stable data class, you're passing it into a composable, and Layout... # android # kotlin # jetpa
Android developers are debating a common Jetpack Compose pitfall: a Kotlin data class marked @Stable passed into a composable can still trigger unexpected recomposition, with the argument that the annotation itself is not the real source of the leak. The discussion, tagged under android, Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, is aimed at engineers debugging performance issues in Compose UIs.
- 4HealthCoach app readies for Google Play launchโI'll be submitting to the Google Play store tomorrow, it's been a while so not sure how long that will take. And once do
A developer behind HealthCoach, an Android fitness app built with Kotlin Multiplatform and Jetpack Compose, says the app will be submitted to the Google Play store, with Google Drive integration to open for general use once approved. Until then, the app can be installed via sideloading its APK, though review times are uncertain since it has been a while since the last submission.