The Transition to Compose

Studio is not going to mandate the way that you write your application, but are there hints where it could recognize stuff or is this all too high level? So compose is actually a UI toolkit. It's supposed to influence the way that the UI layer works. And the good thing about compose is that it interrupts with the abuse system quite nicely. But then on the other hand, compose brings some new APIs that are related to state. That's something we also need to explore.