On Android (Compose), I have a collapsible section containing a button to save and collapse. When using TalkBack, the accessibility focus moves to the top of the screen after collapse. Any way to move the focus to the heading for the just collapsed section? #JetpackCompose

Xcode makes me sad almost every time I use it.

Here I am thinking working on Android stuff is generally quite pleasant. 😆

Okay, Jetpack Compose folks. I have a horizontal scrolling Row, and would like to size all items uniformly based on the largest item width (minimum intrinsic size). Does anybody have an example showing how one can accomplish this?

Thanks for the tip! I gave it a shot and got an error about the intrinsic size, but was able work around that by specifying a size. Of course, now I'm thinking there might be a better way to have the user choose from a long list than a popup.

Is there a Jetpack Compose DropdownMenu (based on LazyColumn maybe) which is suitable for large option sets? I'm finding the normal one too slow when presenting lots of options. #AndroidDev

Have I mentioned it's hard to be an @AZCardinals fan?

Word is you just have to download the not deprecated version of sdkmanager, that apparently doesn't come with the ask download. issuetracker.google.com/issu…

Nobody needs anything other than JDK8.

At least you can turn it off in flags (for now, at least) if you don't like it.

Yeah, I'm not a fan.

I see that prompting is a one-time deal, but does trying to obtain it prior to promoting preclude you from doing so? Considering ad/attribution/marketing SDKs that may do this.

Okay Twitter, trying to figure out Apple's new iOS 14 IDFA stuff. If you attempt to obtain this value without first prompting for permission, you get all zeroes. Can you later then prompt and get the actual value if needed.

That sounds like a lot of work...

Perfect

Does it have to generate real names?

It doesn't have to be unique or new even. I'm just looking for a hobby project and want some outside ideas that might spark some creativity for me.

Looking for a mobile app to make in my spare time. Taking suggestions because coming up with an app to make isn't my strong suit.

Welp, maybe next year. Seen some good stuff this season, definitely some stuff that needs to improve (e.g. penalties, consistency, some questionable play calling and game management).