The title of this video is very misleading. "What's In Store?" is the actual name of this talk. Glad I found it and can't wait to contribute but, not much actual information about RxJava to Coroutines in the generic sense as the video title implies.
You get various predefined scopes like lifeCycleScope and viewModelScope, where you can perform all you tasks in a lifeCycle-aware way. These scopes handle the coroutines cancellation themselves when activity is destroyed or viewmodel is cleared.
The title of this video is very misleading. "What's In Store?" is the actual name of this talk. Glad I found it and can't wait to contribute but, not much actual information about RxJava to Coroutines in the generic sense as the video title implies.
"How easy Android is" HAHAHA
Awesome video about the migration of Store!
Why do we need to do so?
why we need them together, confuse ourselves? :(
In RxJava, you need to .dispose() of disposables. In Coroutines, you need to .cancel() your CoroutineScopes. I don't see how that's better.
You get various predefined scopes like lifeCycleScope and viewModelScope, where you can perform all you tasks in a lifeCycle-aware way. These scopes handle the coroutines cancellation themselves when activity is destroyed or viewmodel is cleared.