And here is the video 🎥 of our talk from Android Makers about sharing full features among multiple applications at @DeezerDevs 💜 with my fellow Philémon Combès 🤜🤛
And here is the video 🎥 of our talk from Android Makers about sharing full features among multiple applications at @DeezerDevs 💜 with my fellow Philémon Combès 🤜🤛
Glad to see you so numerous in our session Extreme Rebranding from Deezer 🖌️ with my partner Julie at Android Makers @androidmakersfr last week!
You can check the slides (videos coming soon):
Only 3 months to rebrand the whole Deezer application, how do we do that? 1 year ago, we presented our Design System migration to Compose, we didn't realize we would face such a challenge right after. Extreme rebranding, 3 months to change it all: challenge accepted! In this talk we are presenting the birth of the new Deezer brand identity, and how we managed to integrate it in a record time.
Thanks for attending our talk with @juliegleonnec at @AndroidMakersFR #AMxDC23 about migrating to Compose with pour Design System 🎨 @DeezerDevs .
Here are the slides:
https://speakerdeck.com/jbvincey/compose-ing-a-design-system-at-deezer
Don't hesitate to react with questions and suggestions !
Since Jetpack Compose went stable almost 2 years ago, the enthusiasm for this technology has continued to increase, and its adoption for new projects is a no-brainer. However introducing Compose in a very large and long existing codebase is another story. At Deezer, we have been working with a Design System for several years now to enhance productivity and consistency. The synergy between Design System and Compose, thanks to composition, seemed a huge opportunity for us to accelerate future developments while creating delightful new experiences. Therefore we established a strategy to migrate our Design System and use Compose in new features, as well as migrate the existing ones. Here are the different steps: Migrating an existing page entirely to get acquainted with the new paradigms introduced by Compose Defining a roadmap to initiate a new Compose Design System following Atomic Design principles Designing our components API to foster reusability and flexibility, for instance by using slot APIs and UI components models Specifying shared guidelines and standards for both our new Design System and Compose developments Our return on experience will help you discover possible solutions, better understand the pitfalls to avoid (as we fell into some of them) and see what strategy you could apply to migrate your own apps to Compose.