Android Jetpack: Introducing WorkManager

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The Android WorkManager library makes it easy to schedule deferrable tasks that are expected to run even if the app exits or the device restarts. Need to sync photos with a server, or do a daily cache clean-up? Then WorkManager is the library for you! Because WorkManager is compatible with API 14+ and follows system health best practices, it is the recommended approach for handling most background execution tasks on Android. WorkManager supports: -One-off and periodic tasks -Constraints, such as network availability -Chaining tasks, parallel or sequentially -Observable task state for display in UI -Customized threading strategy To learn more about WorkManager, check out: The WorkManager Documentation → http://bit.ly/2tR65UY WorkManager Codelab: Kotlin → http://bit.ly/2EMu7qe and Java → http://bit.ly/2EMnXqg Working with WorkManager Presentation at Android Dev Summit 18' → http://bit.ly/2EweHFu Google Power Blogpost Series → http://bit.ly/2EIMXO3 Introducing WorkManager Blogpost → http://bit.ly/2TpJ9dR WorkManager Basics Blogpost → http://bit.ly/2C5K2hF LiveData Overview Documentation → http://bit.ly/2SI693a (for understanding getWorkInfosByTagLiveData → http://bit.ly/2NIWXKU) Reference Documentation → http://bit.ly/2C4Qwxo Source code (part of AOSP) → http://bit.ly/2EKzxly Issue Tracker → http://bit.ly/2ENJgaU Watch more Android Jetpack videos here → https://goo.gl/kw8LPv Subscribe to the Android Developers channel here → https://goo.gl/vLYDU #Featured

Published 2019-03-05 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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