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remember { mutableStateOf() } – A cheat sheet dev.to

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Pascale 1 week ago in Android 0

If you’ve ever read any Compose code, you’ve probably seen this at least a million times:

var text by remember { mutableStateOf(“”) }

What the heck is that? There’s a lot going on. The goal of this post is to pull the pieces apart, show how which parts do what, and how they all fit together.

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