Which Jetpack libraries have you worked with?

• Lifecycle: For managing the lifecycle of Activities and Fragments, as well as observing their changes.
• ViewModel: For preserving UI data across configuration changes and separating presentation logic from UI.
• LiveData: An observable data holder that respects the lifecycle of other app components.
• Navigation: For managing navigation between fragments and activities.
• Room: For working with a local database (SQLite) on Android.
• Data Binding: For declaratively binding UI components to data sources.
• WorkManager: For executing deferred, guaranteed tasks.
• Paging: For loading large datasets in chunks.
• Compose: A declarative UI framework for Android.
• Hilt: The recommended Dagger implementation for Android, simplifying dependency injection.
• AppCompat: Provides backward compatibility for new APIs and Material Design features.
• Material Components: Implementation of Material Design for Android.

I used these libraries to build the application's architecture (MVVM, MVI, Clean Architecture), manage UI state, work with data, handle navigation, and background tasks. For example, Room and Coroutines for asynchronous database operations, ViewModel and LiveData for state preservation and data observation, and Navigation for building the navigation graph. I used Jetpack Compose in new projects to create native UI. Hilt was used for dependency injection, making the code more testable and maintainable.