Inside Android KTX
summary
Shows concrete use of the Paging Library by walking through an existing app and making the actual edits needed to load data incrementally, with runnable code and a live demo of pages coming from Room and a backend. Explains which KTX extension functions replace boilerplate, how the paging components wire to networking and caching, and measures the resulting latency and traffic. Commits and files changed are shown so viewers can copy the exact code changes and see how everything fits with other Architecture Components.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:29Animator
- 13:52Overload the Operators
- 16:57Extension Property
- 18:31Combine Multiple Paths
- 28:23Recap
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