Where to hoist that state in Compose?

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In this talk, you'll learn how and where to hoist state in Jetpack Compose. When should state be hoisted? Should that be in a composable function, plain state holder class, or in a ViewModel? In this session, we explore the different possibilities using real-world examples.

Resources:
State and Jetpack Compose → https://goo.gle/compose-state-docs
A Compose state of mind → https://goo.gle/compose-state-mind
State holders and state production → https://goo.gle/ui-state-holders-production
UI layer → https://goo.gle/architecture-ui-layer

Speaker: Alejandra Stamato

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