For native Android & Compose Multiplatform developers

The Complete Blueprint For Industry-Scale Jetpack Compose State Management

Get an A to Z manual for a bulletproof state management system applicable in ANY project

This workshop is for you, if …

… you develop apps with Jetpack Compose?
… you are confused about architectural patterns like MVVM, MVI or MVC?
… you often encounter hard-to-debug bugs in your Compose code?
… you feel overwhelmed with all the different state holders (MutableState, StateFlow, LiveData)?
… you want a clear guide that works without hearing “It depends”?

10,000+ participants attended the last live workshops

The workshop is free. There won't be any recording.
Duration: ~2h

Join the free live workshop on Saturday, December 14th at 3pm UTC!

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Workshop Topics

In this one-time interactive live online workshop from Philipp Lackner, he will share his approach of state management in Jetpack Compose projects. This approach is completely independent of the platform – you can therefore also use it for Compose Multiplatform.

The 5 Rules of Industry-Scale State Management

Philipp will share five clear rules that a good state management approach has to stick to in order to scale. If an approach violates some of these rules, it will sooner or later lead to spaghetti code, bugs and inconsistencies.

The Practical State Management Blueprint

In this main part, you will get a clear system you can integrate in any of your apps. Specifically, you will get answers to questions like these:

How to structure your UI layer?
Which state holder class to use?
Why most people misunderstand side-effects in Jetpack Compose
How to load initial data for a screen?
And much more…

Exclusive Q&A Session

At the end of this workshop, you can ask Philipp any question on your mind.

Philipp Lackner has over 13 years of experience in the software field. Over the past years, he built a following of over 200,000 developers on social media who trust his work. With over 10,000 sold copies of his courses and 700h+ spent for teaching Android concepts, he already helped hundreds of thousands people to learn practical skills they can immediately apply.

He has a degree in computer science, however it didn’t go as expected. The amount of theory that was taught in university made him think about a better approach to learn what is really needed in the real world. Over time, Philipp found mentors who taught him exactly that in a practical setting. That was the game changer for his career.

After having worked for dozens of companies around the globe as a consultant, Philipp now wants to teach other mobile developers what really counts for becoming an outstanding developer.