ClassKonnect (formerly EClass) is an Android video-conferencing application designed to improve e-learning in educational institutions.
ClassKonnect was born out of a real problem we faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
We relied heavily on Zoom’s free plan for online classes, which meant getting disconnected every 40 minutes and having to log back in repeatedly. It disrupted learning and broke focus.
I initially built the app using Android Fragments, but the buzz around the stable release of Jetpack Compose—especially during DevFest 2022—was too exciting to ignore. I decided to rewrite the entire app using Compose, and that decision completely changed my development journey.
Along the way, I:
- Learned modern UI patterns
- Became comfortable with declarative UI
- Got inspired to explore Wear OS, which had just gained Compose support
Just two months later—despite my final year exams—I released my first Wear OS application (Devfesttttt) . But that’s a story for another day 😉
ClassKonnect is an Android video-calling app built with the Jitsi Meet SDK to support synchronous learning.
- Supports up to 75 participants per class
- Built for live video lectures
- Free and open alternative for schools
- Designed with scalability and performance in mind
- Jitsi Meet SDK
- Firebase SDK
- Dagger-Hilt (Dependency Injection)
- Jetpack Compose (Yes—Compose!)
Did I mention it was written in Compose? This was my first Compose project, so you can imagine the excitement 😄
This project is licensed under the Apache License. See the LICENSE file for details.
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