This post is about Android Jetpack CameraX API and how to implement it in an android application with a simple basic example. CameraX CameraX is a Jetpack support library, makes it easier to add camera capabilities to your app. It has backward compatibility down to Android API 21. It uses a simpler, use case-based approach […]
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This blog is about Android Jetpack DataStore Preferences and how to implement DataStore Preferences in our Android application. DataStore Jetpack DataStore is a data storage solution. It allows us to store key-value pairs (like SharedPreferences) or typed objects with protocol buffers (discuss in the next article). DataStore uses Kotlin, Coroutines and Flow to store data asynchronously with consistency
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Google released Android Jetpack. It’s a set of libraries, tools and architectural guidance to help make it quick and easy to build great Android apps. In this Android Jetpack, team at Google release one library specifically designed for scheduling and managing the background tasks. It’s called “WorkManager”. WorkManager The WorkManager API makes it easy to specify
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The Navigation Architecture Component, released as part of Android Jetpack , aims to simplify the implementation of navigation in your Android app. This component and its guidelines offer a new look into how navigation should be implemented, including the suggestion for the use of single-Activity architecture as the preferred architecture for Android Jetpack moving forward.
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