Components Screencasts

#Components Screencasts

4 Results

Room Architecture

6 minutes

While Android SDK provides the APIs for using SQLite databases, they force developers to write a lot of boilerplate code. Room solves this problem by creating the glue code that saves objects to SQLite and reads them into memory. In addition, it performs some compile-time checks to ensure correctness of SQL queries.

LiveData

7 minutes

In the previous video you learned about Room, the object persistence architecture component but we had to use the AsyncTask to perform database access in a background thread. LiveData makes it easier to perform Room's database queries on Android, since it takes care of the activity lifecycle.

ViewModel

6 minutes

In the third video of this series, we’ll add ViewModel to our application. Instead of calling the repository or other components directly from the Activity or Fragment, we can put some of that code in the ViewModel. As a result, our application will become much cleaner and it will be more testable.

React ErrorBoundaries

6 minutes

React breaks up our UI into separate, reusable components which makes organizing code much easier. However, if one of those components breaks, it crashes the rest of your UI. In this screencast, we'll show you how to build a React ErrorBoundary component that will help keep your UI working even when there are errors