I would like to implement an onboarding process using a parent Composable showing the current step (e.g. “1 from 5”). The parent knowns nothing about the children, triggering the progress updates (I can not change the existing app architecture). The progress update also has to work on back navigation (e.g. from step 3 to step 2).

I have a simple composable function, but it is not behaving as I would expect:

I’m currently creating a custom home launcher and i have sub pages (for example the app drawer), if i want to leave from there back the the main home screen (on most launchers different pages), the most intuitive way of doing so is the home button. How do I detect the user pressing this?
(!) I don’t want to override it’s behaviour, I want to detect the press of it.

I am new to Jetpack compose, when following the example video from https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/compose/state at 4:00

I am new to Jetpack compose, when following the example video from https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/compose/state at 4:00

I have this layout in which the first Box in the Column has the height set to 360.dp but also weight set to 1f so that it fills the available space:

I have this layout in which the first Box in the Column has the height set to 360.dp but also weight set to 1f so that it fills the available space:

I have this layout in which the first Box in the Column has the height set to 360.dp but also weight set to 1f so that it fills the available space:

I have this layout in which the first Box in the Column has the height set to 360.dp but also weight set to 1f so that it fills the available space:

I’m migrating one of our app to compose, and i’m having trouble with a key feature. I want to create a composable that represents an element with a main body and two anchors. Here’s what i need it to do: