Jetpack

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Jetpack updates that matter: multiple backstacks are default in Navigation UI (fragments and nav component save/restore state, Compose support in two lines), Flow APIs are stable and Paging 3 and other libs now use coroutines/flow, Room has experimental KSP support and DataStore is backward compatible to API 14 with encrypted DataStore planned, WorkManager is for deferrable guaranteed work (coroutines are in‑scope tied), contributions go through a GitHub mirror with review overhead, and LiveData remains supported — 88% of top 10,000 apps use at least one Jetpack library.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:30Meet the team
3. 1:13Android X
4. 2:33Live Data
5. 4:25Multiple backends
6. 6:12When to use Work Manager
7. 8:40Library contributions
8. 10:47Jetpack multiplatform
9. 13:57Reactive patterns
10. 15:01Datastore compatibility
11. 16:38Security crypto
12. 18:13Documentation
13. 20:39Release cycle
14. 22:37Future of Flow
15. 25:10KSP
16. 27:39Tile API

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