What’s new in Jetpack
summary
Jetpack reports 79% of the top 1,000 apps using its libraries and ships concrete upgrades: CameraX adds exposure controls, HDR preview, faster capture and split CameraController/PreviewView; AppSearch brings fuzzy matching and device‑wide indexing; DataStore offers a simple SharedPreferences migration; Security Crypto and Hilt reach 1.0; Room benchmarks show a 200% speed improvement with KSP; Android Studio gains a WorkManager Inspector for live debugging.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Start
- 0:11Jetpack Libraries
- 2:00Feature Isolation
- 2:47Camera X Library
- 3:37Camera Controller
- 3:57Full Text Search
- 4:16Data Representation
- 4:59Why Should Developers Migrate
- 5:36Security Crypto Library
- 6:23Work Manager Integration
- 6:56Work Manager Library
- 7:42Work Manager Inspector
- 8:20Data Persistence Layer
- 8:42Query Callback
- 9:44Motion Editor
- 10:18Activity Result Integration
- 10:59Google Shortcuts Library
- 11:35Emoji Compat Library
- 12:35Macro Benchmark Library
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