Android Runtime - How Dalvik and ART work?

[@BuffaloCanCode]

In the last 11 years of my Android journey, this is the first time when I felt few basic things are still missing from my knowledge. Thank you Paulina for covering "Profiles in the Cloud". I completely missed this thing before. Great content and keep posting small videos... Happy Green Robots :)

[@akhileshramteke6290]

In recently, I attended interview there They have ask ART. From that day onwards I am searching the proper guidance of ART. From your video now I can say how ART works. Thanks for creating such wonderful tutorial. Its really helpful.

[@clewfirstcfer]

You are explaining clearly and succinctly with minimal preamble. This is better than the majority of Android videos out there. Keep going.

[@Dipak2323]

Wow! I knew about Dalvik and ART switch but never knew about hybrid and profiles in the cloud approach! This was really informative. Thanks 😃

[@lumina3914]

finally i understand why my phone become slower and slower when i turn on the android phone. your explanation is so clear. thanks.

[@mamathak.p8609]

Before a while seeing this video my mind is blank about ART,DALVIK,JIT and AOT. Now i am clear about all this. thank you Paulina for this precise presentation. ☺

[@binarytv2904]

Fantastic explanation. After browsing thorugh endless sites I still couldn't understand the what was really going on under the hood. Its very clear now. Thanks Paulina.

[@yousefkazemi785]

Every android developer should know this. thank you Paulina for posting content and videos like this.

[@pqsk]

I remember when art was announced and you had to toggle it manually on the Android system settings. I never knew all of these details, just some of it. Great video

[@NishantRathoreXYZ]

And I'm beginning in this field because I'm inspired from you. Thanks for inspiring me ❤

[@mingato5538]

Please make video about memory leaks, garbage collectors and weak,strong reference. Good job ♥️

[@akhileshramteke6290]

Yes please cover above topics.

[@GirishGoradiya]

i love this video, I am Fresher in Android Development So thank you For this video 😍😍😍😍

[@marcinlaskowski4449]

Great video! 😁 One thing: KitKat had both Dalvik and ART, only the second was disabled by default. However, it could be turned on from developer settings. Feeling old now, because this change happened when I was starting my dev career 😃

[@PaulinatalksAndroid]

You got me, I omitted this part to not make video too long :D

[@clementoseitano7568]

Oh wow, same as me

[@marcinlaskowski4449]

@@clementoseitano7568 So we are dinosaurs of android programming 😀

[@NishantRathoreXYZ]

I like your Android related videos I wait for your more videos

[@maaz_gamming]

So beautiful 🤩 and intelligent.❤love from india

[@aasifali2963]

Kyu nhi ho rhi padhai!!

[@sandalisilva]

i understood more than the things that was taught in university lecture. thank you

[@jonathanesquivelmartinez3455]

You explain very well. Congratulation!! you know how to do it! You have a new fan! I loved it!

[@U4Universe]

You've explained the topic in a very easy & understandable way. Very easy to understand. Thanks. Really forward to new videos from you. Btw how did you make these amazing slides??

[@samshekhawat]

most educating video for android runtime process, thank you!! make more video like this

[@rohitjakhar6672]

Very Informative and detailed video.

[@anyonetube]

thank you. Please continue to explain key / complex things in a simple way.

[@parthdesai6657]

One of the best video about Android runtime 👍

[@keyboardsurfer]

Awesome historical overview of how Dalvik and ART make things faster. I'd love to see your take on Baseline Profiles as wel.

[@mhdunknown]

Upload more videos. Your presentation and content are incredibly good.

[@dhanshyamkamath8493]

Noticed this channel recently. Love the explanation. Could you please create more of such videos.

[@codyrap95]

Insanely useful video, thank you! The explanation is very valuable and the graphics+image quality are on point, but If you want a tip, try to improve your English a bit, would raise the production quality substantially. Thanks again

[@chuck4747]

yeash this was informative you and your android are adorable ... i love your asthetic for an android developer well explained to ppl like me that no less your like my google assistants role model haha

[@pratyush1]

I am really amazed and would like to know more such interesting information/facts.

[@smmi6743]

I see very well beautiful teacher Love you teacher ❤

[@nageshjatagond4175]

Great video and lot of content in this short video. Please keep them coming. Thank you.

[@MaisUmSomente]

Talk more about it, the video was very good and well explained. You can make longer videos, we will love it, you explain very well. Thanks

[@Lucas-hh4oh]

Great video Paulina. Keep them coming!

[@atishagrawal]

Very efficient delivery. Simple words help us understand better. Keep it up.

[@ulissesargileu4664]

thank you so much for this video, helped me so much... regards from brazil

[@anugrahdev3707]

so beautiful

[@vetalitet]

Hey! You are doing great videos with perfect explanation! Waiting for video concerning Memory management and GC ;)

[@EhabShaaban-w3u]

great clarifications , many thanks ❤

[@IbrahimTariq-cl3wk]

very informative. thanks for the video

[@apeine]

Very good video. I was not aware of those strategies to run apps in older devices, and how far we got in the present way. Thanks.

[@gustavosimoes9755]

Great Video with awesome explanation. Well done =)

[@許至宇]

Awesome video !

[@kannans6462]

Great, informative and to the point. Thanks!!

[@priyanshuganatra]

Amazing explanation!

[@nghiaminh7704]

Hi. Correct me if I'm wrong: 1. JIT was introduced with Froyo (2.2), before that Dalvik was like a pure interpreter. 2. I think the profile-guided compilation part just explains what JIT is, nothing more. Google is to blame for introducing fancy words instead of saying "we bring JIT to ART".

[@mjstudio6843]

The quality of storytelling of education and video is very high. Thank you.

[@andreyfom]

Very interesting video, Paulina 👍 Dziękuję!

[@itcult]

Very useful, Paulina! Keep creating such videos :)

[@nomadeandy]

wonderful and very clear explanation!

[@micosin9987]

keep it up barbe doll

[@rmdanali]

Great video, Please do more like this. Thank you.

[@TheVinnom]

excellent video!

[@VEKTOR_87]

Thank you , very helpful

[@nikr3n]

Ciekawie i prosto wytłumaczone! Btw, mam identycznego Androida i książki GoT! :o

[@PaulinatalksAndroid]

Dzieki :D

[@charonchui3795]

Very interesting video.

[@Agiipollem]

Beautyfull😍😍😍😍

[@vinaychalla3881]

beautifull!!

[@JasbirSingh-iq7kt]

very helpful video

[@marcelomarques7907]

So great!!! 🇧🇷 thank u

[@tushartk018]

This is great.

[@chrisp267]

Interesting video, thanks! 👍🏻

[@adarshmanoharan3961]

Please make a video on memory management and garbage collection by ART that you mentioned in this video...Your video is very informative

[@БахаТут]

Cool video ,thx ;)

[@ApostKef]

Great video! Which program are you using for the animations?

[@PaulinatalksAndroid]

Thanks! I use keynote for animations :)

[@eslambasher5720]

what is the different between DEX file and class files ? or bytecode and Dalvic code?

[@ahmedtawfiq4723]

I loved your videos and love you too

[@MrSantiagohoyos]

Nice video

[@zer0gaming1991]

Oh my god an angel 😍

[@khaliquehussain2115]

Nicely explaining..but ma'am you are so beautiful ❤

[@drioidStudio]

do we have any docs on this topic ?

[@edeme_kong]

Thanks!

[@johng7553]

very impressive!

[@panjak323]

How does running JIT, AOT and caching everything, along with app packages being a magnitude larger than anywhere elese result in smaller RAM usage ? Android is pretty notorious for abusing memory, typically 3x as much as iOS for the same apps.

[@almamater489]

If only my professor didn't over-complicate theory... Thx girl, save my sanity

[@dineshk7830]

Hey why aren't you making more videos?... Please consider making more videos Or atleast share ur LinkedIn or twitter or some social media profile and give some Android related updates Please consider

[@eslambasher5720]

ART compile byteCode to machine code OR compile Dalvik code to machine Code ?

[@gigantesupremo97555]

ART is the evolution of Dalvik

[@eslambasher5720]

@@gigantesupremo97555 can you explain more please?

[@Abelmengesha-sp6lv]

I love it

[@ab_obada5012]

is it possible to make an emulator for it?

[@copyrightmaster238]

❤❤❤

[@mainpurpose1084]

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[@maheshappikatla8848]

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[@Ieatcrumbs]

Bruh

[@lllbenderlll]

Хорошие видео, жаль маловато. Эмм, может есть метод которым можно арт файлы декомпилировать, типа apktool или vdexextractor?

[@OudoMohy]

Pretty face pretty mind, thanks a lot. Please make a video about memory management, garbage collectors, and reference.

[@eugenegaragulya2650]

You should make a video about memory leaks =)

[@gilmarcossantos3951]

Amei!

[@siddifurqanmaz5282]

hey baby why you stopped posting videos i really like your content.😍

[@FeribHellscream]

wassup with the green screen in the background?

[@LiranBarsisa]

Interesting video. What about memory though? I've noticed that starting from some Android version, Bitmaps got to be stored on the global RAM and not as a part of the heap, meaning that apps won't reach OOM exception so easily by Bitmaps. In fact, when I tried to fill the memory with bitmaps, I got weird, other issues that sometimes can't be detected or be caught by the app (using try-catch). Not only that, but in the past I remember we could take a memory report (dump) and see the content of the bitmaps, but now It's impossible. Is this all true?

[@PaulinatalksAndroid]

Hi! When it comes to seeing then content of the bitmap in memory dump, you're right it's not possible from Android 8. I happen to mention that in one of my previous videos kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmO7hpiqpMeJibc :) But I don't think it's connected to changes in ART, AFAIK there were some changes in bitmap implementation that caused that. And about the memory: there were the changes in how memory is managed in different Android versions but I don't know if (and how) it influences the case with bitmaps that you described. I think it only influences the garbage collection. There is a great talk from Google I/O where they describe those changes, maybe this will be helpful? kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6avq4aOjLyZesk

[@LiranBarsisa]

@@PaulinatalksAndroid Are there any plans to handle bitmaps nicer? While it's much harder now to fill the memory with bitmaps and cause issues from it, it's still theoretically possible. Would it be possible to get their content? To use try-catch when creating them (avoiding possible crashes) ? BTW, I know about the GC. I even remember when bitmaps became a part of the heap properly (was on Android 3.0 as I remember).

[@mhmdichan665]

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[@baguette_of_communist_china]

I gotta try the attack on titan runtime

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Dislikers wanted to learn JS from this video :D :D

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[@TheKing-xv2zh]

You are the most beautiful girl programmer I have ever seen

[@KiLLJOY1056]

What happened to this channel? I was getting into it :/

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