Jetpack Compose is a declarative UI framework for Android with emerging UI composition patterns. This post explores two key patterns: the Slot pattern and the Compound Component pattern. The Slot pattern allows for flexible UI composition by receiving UI elements as parameters, making it easier to customize. The Compound Component pattern breaks down components into smaller parts that share state through a parent component's scope, promoting separation of concerns. Best practices and limitations are discussed for both patterns, along with real-world examples like the Stream Video SDK. The post emphasizes understanding when to use specific patterns based on component roles and responsibilities.

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Best Practices for Composition Patterns in Jetpack ComposeDuplication Case Study: SNS Profile CardComposition Ideas 1 — Slot PatternComposition Ideas 2 — Compound Component PatternCompound Component Pattern Use CasesComposition Ideas Wrap-upReal World Best Practices — Stream Video SDKRetrospective: Are conditional statements really a bad idea?Retrospective: Is Duplication Always a Bad Thing?ConclusionReferences

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