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🎧🌟 SoundCloud Engineering engineers overhauled the app’s design system with Jetpack Compose and built new features using an average of 45% less code! Lean more about why they chose Compose →

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wa di jaja?2 years ago

@SoundCloudDev Dope!!!!

Ashish Singh2 years ago

@SoundCloudDev Congratulation @PreusslerBerlin

BBY2 years ago

@SoundCloudDev SWITCHING TO @JetpkComposeApp DELETED MY PRIVATE PLAYLISTS, THAT I NEEDED FOR WORK, AND NO ONE WILL HELP! WHY?!?! 😡😭

SBK all day2 years ago

@SoundCloudDev Can you fix the Instagram and Facebook Audio stories share buttons, they haven't worked for months? Fully up to date pixel 7

NaturalDrops2 years ago

@SoundCloudDev Does anyone have it where suddenly their upload on #soundcloud will be throttled to 0.15mb/s?

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