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From the article: "When we started working on Fleet, however, Jetpack Compose didn’t exist, and thus Noria was born." On the one hand, it seems like a signific
by NoahKAndrews 3y ago
From the article: "When we started working on Fleet, however, Jetpack Compose didn’t exist, and thus Noria was born."
On the one hand, it seems like a significant waste of resources to duplicate efforts between the two projects. On the other, I wonder if Noria has any desktop-centric advantages over the mobile-oriented legacy of Compose.
- tadfisher 3y agoIt doesn't at a base; both render via Skia and have completely bespoke widget systems, not tied to AWT/Swing or the native platform. They could implement the Fleet widget system on top of Compose if they wanted to invest in the effort. Personally, having worked with multiplatform Compose, I very much appreciate it over the plain "widget objects with callbacks" approach.