Build an Animated Dashboard with Spring Physics | Kotlin Desktop #1
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Taught by Celeste AI - AI Coding Coach
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Build an animated dashboard with Kotlin Compose Desktop! Learn how to use animateXAsState for reactive value animations, spring physics for
natural bouncy motion, AnimatedVisibility for enter/exit transitions, Crossfade for smooth tab switching, and rememberInfiniteTransition for
shimmer effects and pulsing indicators.
What You'll Learn:
- animateIntAsState, animateFloatAsState, animateDpAsState for value animations
- animateColorAsState for smooth color transitions
- spring() physics with dampingRatio and stiffness for bouncy animations
- AnimatedVisibility with fadeIn + slideInVertically enter transitions
- Crossfade for smooth content switching between tabs
- updateTransition for coordinating arrow rotation and visibility
- rememberInfiniteTransition for continuous shimmer and pulse effects
- Canvas drawArc for animated progress ring indicators
- Staggered card entrance with LaunchedEffect and delay
https://github.com/GoCelesteAI/kotlin_desktop_animations
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:15 - Preview: What We're Building
0:45 - Project Setup
2:16 - Dashboard Data
3:50 - Stat Card
6:40 - Animated Widgets
12:21 - Animated Dashboard
16:32 - Main & Compile
18:51 - Live Demo
19:41 - Recap & Key Takeaways
20:41 - Thanks for Watching
Tags: kotlin, compose multiplatform, compose desktop, material3, animations, animateXAsState, spring physics, AnimatedVisibility, Crossfade,
updateTransition, rememberInfiniteTransition, shimmer, progress ring, tutorial
Tags
kotlincompose multiplatformcompose desktopmaterial3animationsanimateXAsStatespring physicsAnimatedVisibilityCrossfadeupdateTransitionrememberInfiniteTransitionshimmerprogress ringtutorial
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Duration
21:39
Published
February 21, 2026
Added to Codegiz
March 15, 2026