Showing posts with label Coroutines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coroutines. Show all posts

Common Scenarios & Examples of Coroutine Memory Leaks

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 What is a Memory Leak? A memory leak occurs when memory that is no longer needed is not released because the program still holds referen...

Hot Flow vs Cold Flow in Kotlin Coroutines

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I n Kotlin Coroutines, Flow can be categorized into Cold Flows and Hot Flows based on how they emit values and manage their state. Cold...

Coroutines, RxJava, or Traditional Approach: Which is Better for Android Kotlin Compose?

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W hen building Android applications, managing background tasks, handling asynchronous operations, and managing UI state can be a complex and...

Cheat sheet for using Kotlin Coroutines with Flow in Jetpack Compose Android

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 Here’s a cheat sheet for using Kotlin Coroutines with Flow in Android Jetpack Compose : 1. Basic Setup To use Flow , ensure you have the...

Updating UI from Background Threads: Best Practices for Android Kotlin Developers

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I n modern Android development, performing heavy calculations or long-running tasks on the main thread is a bad practice as it can cause th...

Efficient Background Work in Android Kotlin: Boost Performance and User Experience

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In Android development, background work refers to tasks that are executed outside of the main UI thread. These tasks can include network r...

Understanding Parent and Child Coroutine Relationships in Kotlin

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  C oroutines in Kotlin are designed to support structured concurrency , ensuring that tasks launched within a scope adhere to a predictab...

Understanding Coroutines Flow in Kotlin: A Comprehensive Guide with Examples

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Kotlin's Coroutines Flow is a powerful tool for handling asynchronous streams of data. It combines the benefits of reactive programmin...

Background Tasks in Android: Enhancing App Performance

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Modern Android applications often require tasks to be executed in the background, such as fetching data from APIs, syncing local data with a...