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This is Part 5 of the android interview question series. This part will focus on Kotlin coroutines. 1. What are coroutines? Coroutine stands for cooperating functions. They provide a more efficient and readable way to handle asynchronous tasks. It is similar to a thread, in that it takes a block of code to run that […]
Handling Cancellation in Complex Tasks. 👇 On the other hand, while they might seem like the perfect fit for your projects, coroutines are complex, and it’s important to understand how they work before using them. For example, did you know that Kotlin Coroutines may not cancel immediately during heavy computations? Without suspension points, cancellation can […]
In Android development, coroutines are commonly launched from ViewModel classes using viewModelScope. The typical usage looks like this: viewModelScope.launch {// … implementation} In Android development, coroutines are commonly launched from ViewModel classes using viewModelScope. The typical usage looks like this: viewModelScope.launch {// … implementation} By default, if a dispatcher is not specified, any coroutine launched […]
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Reactive Spring Boot With Kotlin Coroutines: Adding Virtual Threads Source link
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In this episode of talking Kotlin, we are talking to Urs Peter about what will happen to Kotlin Coroutines after the arrival of Project Loom in JVM. Source link
kotlinx.coroutines 1.6 introduces a set of new testing APIs, and the previous testing APIs are now deprecated. Using the old APIs will produce deprecation errors soon, and they’re scheduled to be removed completely around the end of 2022. We have recently published a guide on how to use the new testing APIs, which explains how […]