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README.md
Compose Gallery
This sample is built with Jetpack Compose, the new UI framework in Android.
Getting Started
To learn how to load apps on the Surface Duo emulator, see the documentation, and follow the blog.
Features
The sample uses the List-Detail app pattern to show a list of image thumbnails in the single screen. These thumbnails can be selected to open the full image. The action button in the app bar can also be used to switch between the list and detail views.
When the app is spanned into two screens, it shows the full image in the other screen. To select the image item from the list will show the full image accordingly.
Contributing
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License
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.
MIT License
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