Building an Android app with Jetpack Compose and Firebase

“Make It So” is a Jetpack Compose Android to-do application tutorial series that introduces an architecture and technology foundation for features such as task creation, editing, priorities, due dates, completion tracking, anonymous authentication, cloud storage, crash reporting, performance monitoring, remote configuration, extensions, notifications, and Firestore queries. The app follows Android-recommended layered architecture, in which Compose screens emit events and observe UI state, ViewModels contain business logic and coordinate updates, and services encapsulate Firebase API interactions. Compose’s declarative model updates the interface through recomposition when observed state changes, while Hilt dependency injection supplies ViewModels to composables and service dependencies to ViewModels. Service interfaces and interchangeable implementations are used to improve maintainability and allow storage or other back-end components to be replaced more easily. Application setup is handled through central app and app-state classes that configure shared elements such as theming, navigation, and messages, while a navigation graph maps routes, arguments, and screens and uses Android’s NavController to manage transitions and the back stack. The next installment focuses on login and sign-up flows, with source code also available in a GitHub repository.

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