very Nice This What I was looking for.

There is some misunderstanding, for example at 23:45 when we examine the Text composable we can see it managed to skip from the recomposition even though its value has changed, but this is just an illusion. When the recomposition has started ( because of the changing dataPointOne which is a STATE ) whole code snippet is relaunched from scratch and dataPointFour's value is assigned as "oioin". Finally, variable dataPointFour has the same value as the beginning. That is why Text Composable was able to skip the recomposition. If the dataPointFour variable got held the outside of the Composable it would be observed that the Text Composable would not escape from recomposition. The whole description above means the point is not about that dataPointFour is String, it is about the dataPointFour variable's value.

funny how there was no comment. i didnt understand jack! and it wasnt relatable

Thank you for the explanation.

This talk deserved more than an almost empty room of dead people, good job with such a small and boring crowd.

very clear explanation. Thank you!!!

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Sound is often terrible. Overall interesting presentation.

Slides: jakewharton.com/making-retrofit-work-for-you/

Nice video, thanks

Google AutoML demo is a better topic for this video

Great explanation.

At 31:22, mockFlutterBlue.state and mockFlutterBlue.isAvailable should probably use expectAsync0. I think this widget test happens to be waiting long enough for the .state and .isAvailable promises to resolve, by virtue of the await tester.pump() being called, but if this were instead an async unit test, it very well might require an expectAsync0 to prevent the test from finishing before those promises have a chance to resolve. api.flutter.dev/flutter/test_api/expectAsync0.html

Can you repost the video? The content is really hard to follow with this choppy pictures...

18:25 danger of doing this is that someone could pass a null argument into the constructor and override the 0

Doug, my namesake, how are you? Thanks for the knowledge, in 18min i construct my first connection with Firebase. God bless you

EnvelopingConverter bit from this video was really helpful.

Its 2019 and Mister Jake Wharton is still my hero 🦸‍♂️

Jake Wharton is just good...

awesome talk! Thanks Doug

Wow that's choppy

Doug I developed an ERP for Education with 1000s daily users with MEAN stack angular 4+, NodeJs and MongoDB I am interested to migrate to firebase and Cloud functions but I look for advice from firebase team to confirm the feasibility of such project - who should I contact - I spend currently 500 USD / month on AWS hosting

Great i get that MainApplication is the manager of component.

That was an awesome presentation :)

I tried to use the test lab, but when I'm uploading the application, the app is still uploading, it does not happen that way. What's my problem? you can help ?

Oh thank you so much for this event. Now I have help from the Google about Blockchain 😌

Very good presentation

Very good presentation and pros for data binding. Thanks :)

Nice introduction

Converter Discussion at 15:23

How would you go about injecting a Context into a non-Android class (i.e. into a utility class)?

Amazing and very detailed intro to Retrofit. Great animation in the presentation slide. The best code presentation that i have ever seen. The graying out and code resizing helps a great deal to understand the code segment being discussed. Kudos indeed.

"I will not pretend ,I completely understand all of this yet" - honest :)

awesome retrofit

Everytime I re-visit your videos, I learn something new. You have amazing presentation skills. And my appreciation to Jessie Wilson who is a huge contributor to OkHttp and Retrofit

Nice and helpful

I have a question, ButterKnife vs AndroidAnnotation. Which one is better? or just depends on the use cases?

Nothing Fake about Jake!

gdg in Cleveland, Ohio?

5400 Java code to only 5000 kotlin code, that is AMAZING!

Good Retrofit2

stackoverflow.com/questions/44601578/null-pointer-exception-of-dagger-2-android

Hi, I'm working on AOSP internal apps and using AOSP Marshmallow version on Ubuntu 5.x. I wanted to use data binding in these apps. But here is the problem, Whenever I build my app with databinding integration, throws a error for databinding objects and classes. Is here anyone can help me out to understand how to build databinding apps in AOSP. May be I need to specify some parameters in the make file, but I am not sure what exactly to write in make file. Anyone please :-)

Nice

Slides: slides.com/epiccoleman/android-ci

Retrofit2 is true love

Does anyone know how to add the slide animation presented at 3:10 of the talk? Either with PowerPoint or Keynote. Thanks.

8:45

I do love it ! I wish I could something to android community someday .

nice video