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I recently built a simple Tic Tac Toe Android app (https://t.co/5K0lliORE3). The goal wasn’t the game itself; it was the learning behind it.
This project gave me a chance to explore Jetpack Compose for modern UI and experiment with Network Service Discovery (NSD) — a powerful way for devices on the same local network to find and communicate with each other without manual setup.
The app allows players on the same Wi-Fi network to discover each other and play seamlessly. That means:
- No pairing process
- No internet dependency
- Just open the app and connect
What made this interesting is that NSD isn’t just for games — it’s the same concept used when discovering printers, local servers, or smart devices on a network.