Untangling Coroutine Testing by Márton Braun

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Coroutines are embraced on Android as the tool to perform asynchronous operations and manage threading in your apps. Testing them requires some extra work and a solid understanding of coroutine concepts like scopes and dispatchers.
In this talk, we’ll cover the new guidance we have for testing coroutines on Android, using the latest available testing APIs introduced in kotlinx.coroutines 1.6. We'll go from the simplest cases all the way to Flows, look at Android-specific problems you might face, and learn best practices and patterns you can use in your tests.
Presented by Márton Braun Android Developer Relations Engineer at Google
Talk by Márton Braun
#kotlin #kotlinconf23 #Coroutines #KotlinConf

[@devvilboyy676767]

I always find myself going back to this video. This is easily the best video about testing flows and coroutines. I recommend it to everyone who asks about this subject.

[@ayitinya]

even added it to doc in a project

[@ChrisAthanas]

Finally a talk that uses effective animations instead of just arrows! Thank you for taking the time to do that! Best talk I’ve seen on the subject I’ve seen

[@hj2931]

Nice talk and learned a lot, thanks!

[@hinocenciopaulo]

Thank you so much to all the involved in putting on this amazing talk. So much valuable information.

[@aabhishek4911]

Easily the best video on coroutine testing on the internet.

[@christopherelias8022]

Thank you very much Márton Braun!!! Amazing presentation, super clear, straightforward and concise 👏!!!

[@suapccolangelo]

Great talk, I learned a lot! Thank you!

[@androidstudio1995]

That's a great talk

[@gekylafas]

That was a brilliant talk!

[@manusarangal449]

Thank you so much!

[@tinoutech5016]

what a great video and what a great explanation.

[@kqvanity]

Great!

[@MariaYurchenko-dv6iz]

is there a text version?

[@Bozacar]

Turbine should be used for Flow testing by default, don't do it manually

[@ChrisAthanas]

Yes and it’s good to know how it worked manually