Jetpack Compose is constantly evolving, opening new horizons for developers to optimize. Since our last review, we have made significant progress, reducing scrolling lag from 5–7% to zero. In this article, we will share fresh discoveries and advanced practices in optimizing Compose. For a deeper dive into the topic, we recommend reading the first part.

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Discover how to optimize composition in Jetpack Compose by tackling issues with initial setup, using Modifier.Node for creating custom modifiers, avoiding problems with DerivedState and remember, balancing Compose with traditional Kotlin techniques, implementing pre-rendering, introducing deferred composition, optimizing Painter usage, creating a design system, and applying micro-optimizations. Future optimizations in Compose will continue to enhance its performance.

Conscious Compose optimization 2: Tackling composition

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