Stack is an Android application that lets you browse stackoverflow.com and other Stack Exchange sites. It is powered by the Stack Exchange API.

The goal of this project is to provide examples for the latest Android libraries and tools. A few noteworthy examples include:

• Kotlin Coroutines for asynchronous code
• Dagger Hilt for dependency injection
• Jetpack Compose for declarative UI code written in Kotlin (Slowly being introduced)
• Room for local data persistence
• Markwon for rendering markdown

• View questions, answers, and comments with rich Markdown/LaTeX previews
• Browse any Stack Exchange site
• Log in to vote for questions or post new questions, answers, and comments
• Bookmark questions to save for later (Temporarily broken. See #126)
• Search for questions with advanced filter controls
• View other users' profiles
• Material 3 dynamic theming available
• Question/answer deep linking

Here you can also find a few useful Gradle modules as well:

• buildSrc - A Gradle module for common build logic with a custom plugin example.
• compose-markdown - A Jetpack Compose Text component that can render markdown content using intellij-markdown for parsing.
• compose-preference - A set of Jetpack Compose Preference components.
• dynamic-list-adapter - An abstraction around RecyclerView built on ListAdapter for asynchronous list diffing.
• dynamic-list-adapter-viewbinding - View Binding support for DynamicListAdapter.

Copyright (C) 2023 Tyler Wong

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