Views show child taxonothe terms

Solution in views 3 (which may work in views 2)

Set a relationship for the view to join the terms to the nodes (in views 3 this is 'Taxonomy term: Content with term')

Then in the options tick 'Require this relationship' (this excludes terms without any nodes)

This may produce duplicates, in views 3 you open up Query settings, and tick Distinct (this will omit duplicates)

The equivalent component to RecyclerView or ListView in Jetpack Compose is LazyColumn for a vertical list and LazyRow for a horizontal list. These compose and lay out only the currently visible items.

You can use it by formatting your data as a list and passing it with a @Composable callback that emits the UI for a given item in the list. For example:

val myData = listOf("Hello,", "world!")
LazyColumn {
    items(myData) { item ->
        Text(text = item)
    }
}

val myData = listOf("Hello,", "world!")
LazyRow { 
    items(myData) { item ->
        Text(text = item)
    }
}

You can also specify individual items one at a time:

LazyColumn {
    item {
        Text("Hello,")
    }
    item {
        Text("world!")
    }
}

LazyRow { 
    item {
        Text("Hello,")
    }
    item {
        Text("world!")
    }
}

There are also indexed variants, which provide the index in the collection in addition to the item itself:

val myData = listOf("Hello,", "world!")
LazyColumn {
    itemsIndexed(myData) { index, item ->
        Text(text = "Item #$index is $item")
    }
}

val myData = listOf("Hello,", "world!")
LazyRow { 
    itemsIndexed(myData) { index, item ->
        Text(text = "Item #$index is $item")
    }
}

These APIs were, in previous releases, known as AdapterList, LazyColumnItems/LazyRowItems, and LazyColumnFor/LazyRowFor.