Timestamps for navigation 2:30 What's new in a nutshell 3:13 What's new in the Architecture layer 3:33 Lifecycles 8:02 Databinding 9:37 Room 12:57 Paging 16:05 Navigation 21:43 WorkManager 28:30 future goals
as a human ,i just want to visit youtube ,am i doing wrong thing? i like to get a choice , but ,they banned me , freedom is very important for technology .
Anything on a fusion of architecture & engineering with 3dprinting with the design & construction of buildings& bridges & highways like the 3-d cement printer for an example?
About Room and SQLite itself: The Structured Query Language was created in the past to unify in just one protocol the access to relational databases of any vendor. Well, Android mobile devices have just one. So, why we need to have a SQL parser and interpreter to access the data, instead do it directly? Relational databases deal with data at tabular way, what is perfectly fine to procedural languages. But this isn't that practical in OOP, so we need design patterns like DAO and/or frameworks like Room. But, if we need deal with data as objects, why don't store it like objects at first place? Why store objects as relational lines, wasting processing time to convert it as objects? Personally, I think that Android development team should think about these things, present a default solution to object data storage (as some third parties already offer, like Realm) and deprecate SQLite for good.
WorkManager is official product from Google and this component will handle resouce optimizing (For ex: Thread usages, Battery consuming...) for you while RxJava doesn't
how does one know how much space is available to write data to the apps allocated sqlite space, does room have a method which checks the space and notifies if data can be inserted? thanks
Timestamps for navigation
2:30 What's new in a nutshell
3:13 What's new in the Architecture layer
3:33 Lifecycles
8:02 Databinding
9:37 Room
12:57 Paging
16:05 Navigation
21:43 WorkManager
28:30 future goals
as a human ,i just want to visit youtube ,am i doing wrong thing?
i like to get a choice , but ,they banned me , freedom is very important for technology .
Thanks, my hero!
no ,i am not a hero , i just talk about it .
china is the second better country in Asia
I mean Bence Boros is my hero.
haha ,sorry
I am really enjoying learning Architecture Components
yes
Thank you for all the sacrifice to form my life in this technology it gives a lot blessings
@RawQuery I'm going to miss writing the same query 12 times
Regarding future components, what I would like to see is something like Paging for maps with markers.
How do they create this kind of presentations(animations)?
wow great work ... That is awesome Android supporters
Anything on a fusion of architecture & engineering with 3dprinting with the design & construction of buildings& bridges & highways like the
3-d cement printer for an example?
And anything more recent updates this video is 9mounths ago.
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is detaching before destroying the view correct?
About Room and SQLite itself:
The Structured Query Language was created in the past to unify in just one protocol the access to relational databases of any vendor.
Well, Android mobile devices have just one. So, why we need to have a SQL parser and interpreter to access the data, instead do it directly?
Relational databases deal with data at tabular way, what is perfectly fine to procedural languages. But this isn't that practical in OOP, so we need design patterns like DAO and/or frameworks like Room.
But, if we need deal with data as objects, why don't store it like objects at first place? Why store objects as relational lines, wasting processing time to convert it as objects?
Personally, I think that Android development team should think about these things, present a default solution to object data storage (as some third parties already offer, like Realm) and deprecate SQLite for good.
CopernicoTube wow. nice point.
Hay
What is the difference between WorkManager and RxJava?
WorkManager is official product from Google and this component will handle resouce optimizing (For ex: Thread usages, Battery consuming...) for you while RxJava doesn't
"take the user to the home screen when they hit, up OR back !?" Whatever happened to back/up navigation pattern
Is Apple listening here or acting as if they are deaf for iOS
Nice talk, thanks a lot
(cough, cough) storyboards (cough, cough)
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how does one know how much space is available to write data to the apps allocated sqlite space, does room have a method which checks the space and notifies if data can be inserted? thanks
Android Jetpack is awesome:)
Fragments were a mistake
great
Will google discontinue Android Studio and migrate to Flutter?
no way
Will tiger plant a potato in Proxima Centauri?
Never. IMO flutter is for simpler and generic apps , i don't think it will replace native.
Flutter is a framework. Android Studio is an IDE. So your question makes no sense really.
Borszczuk the point come when it looks like Google is talking more about Flutter than AS.
I hate how they are using Kotlin for all of this. Most people still are not using it.
Disagree
Yes I love Java. They should avoid Kotlin
yes i'm agree, i love java. But kotlin is more simple