I'm finding the current Appwrite Android documentation a bit challenging for beginners, especially the examples. Many existing examples haven't been updated to utilize Kotlin flows, which are the modern standard for asynchronous operations. Additionally, the playground examples feel too abstract and lack real-world context. Adding a complete project with Jetpack Compose would be a game changer for the community.
It would not only make Appwrite more accessible with up-to-date flow-based examples, but also showcase its capabilities in a tangible, real-world scenario. This would significantly lower the learning curve for new developers and unlock the full potential of Appwrite.
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I'm finding the current Appwrite Android documentation a bit challenging for beginners, especially the examples. Many existing examples haven't been updated to utilize Kotlin flows, which are the modern standard for asynchronous operations. Additionally, the playground examples feel too abstract and lack real-world context. Adding a complete project with Jetpack Compose would be a game changer for the community.
It would not only make Appwrite more accessible with up-to-date flow-based examples, but also showcase its capabilities in a tangible, real-world scenario. This would significantly lower the learning curve for new developers and unlock the full potential of Appwrite.
👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
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