Just one month ago, we released Jetpack Compose for Desktop Milestone 1, the first public iteration of our modern declarative UI framework. We were delighted about how the Kotlin community has embraced Compose for Desktop. It was awe-inspiring to see people bring their Android apps to the desktop, re-implement the user interfaces of famous applications, and bring entirely new experiences to life with Compose for Desktop. Visit the Compose for Desktop landing page Since then, we have been hard at work to bring you the next version. Today we’re publishing Compose for Desktop Milestone 2, dedica

Today, we are excited to present the first milestone release of Jetpack Compose for Desktop, a modern UI framework for Kotlin that makes building performant and beautiful user interfaces easy and enjoyable. We invite you to take this technology preview out for a test drive, and we eagerly await your feedback! Visit the Compose for Desktop landing page Delightful desktop UI development Compose for Desktop provides a declarative and reactive approach to creating user interfaces with Kotlin, with an API inspired by other modern frameworks like React and Flutter. At its core, Compose for Desktop

Filip Ekberg is the author of C# Smorgasbord and a passionate user of ReSharper. In this interview we learn more about Filip, his book and his thoughts on ReSharper. Hello Filip and thank you for joining us for this interview. Before we get started, please share a bit about yourself and your background. Hi and thank you for having me! I’m Filip Ekberg, a 26 year old software engineer based out of Gothenburg, Sweden. For as long as I can remember I have always loved technology, and every time that I get to play with something new and interesting, I take that chance and make the best of it