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โก Why and When to Use debounce() in Kotlin Flows ๐ Ever typed too fast and triggered multiple API calls? debounce() waits for a pause before emitting โ great for search boxes or rapid user inputs. #Kotlin #AndroidDev #KotlinFlow #Coroutines
๐ฏ Why and When to Use sample() in Kotlin Flows โก When your Flow emits too frequently, sample() helps you collect values at fixed intervals โ perfect for tracking or sensor data! #Kotlin #AndroidDev #KotlinFlow #Coroutines #ProgrammingTips #DevCommunity
Unit test the new Kotlin coroutine StateFlow stackoverflow.com/questions/6211โฆ #kotlin #kotlinflow #androidviewmodel #android #kotlincoroutines
Combine multiple Kotlin flows in a list without waiting for a first value stackoverflow.com/questions/6118โฆ #kotlincoroutines #kotlin #kotlinflow
#Flotlin๐15 - transformWhile - Operator generalizes `takeWhile`. - Applies a function to each value until predicate returns true. For e.g. Continue while the download is not done on upstream flow. #Kotlin #KotlinFlow #Reactive @kotlin See below Snippet example:
Kotlin Flow - is there anything similar to LiveData's emitSource? stackoverflow.com/questions/6802โฆ #androidlivedata #kotlinflow #android #kotlin
How can I test a Kotlin flow builder with delay() calls? stackoverflow.com/questions/7224โฆ #kotlin #kotlinflow #turbine
How to observe ContentProvider changes for coroutine flow stackoverflow.com/questions/6777โฆ #kotlinflow #kotlin #androidcontentprovider #kotlincoroutines #android
Not sure how to convert a Cursor to this method's return type in Room Android? stackoverflow.com/questions/6810โฆ #kotlinflow #androidroom #android
Kotlin flow - emitting value of combined 2 flows only when second flow emits a value stackoverflow.com/questions/7228โฆ #kotlinflow #kotlin #android
Koltin Flow ๐ก ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ - It is mainly used to run ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ and return the result of both tasks in a single callback when both tasks get completed. #kotlin #kotlinflow #android #kotlintips
#Flotlin 2 - `map` - `map` operator can be used on the upstream flow. - It returns a downstream flow for further operations. Try it here โจ๏ธ: (Kotlin Playground) pl.kotl.in/-EaVmBx8L?themโฆ #Kotlin #KotlinFlow
#Flotlin 1 What is Flow?๐ค ๐ A cold asynchronous data stream that sequentially emits values and completes normally or with an exception. See this example: pl.kotl.in/IPQaFgRTC?themโฆ #Kotlin #KotlinFlow
#Flotlin 6 - Exception Transparency - Never wrap `emit()` with try and catch. - Exception caused due to upstream flow can be handled using catch operator. Try it hereโจ๏ธ: play.kotlinlang.org/embed?short=b8โฆ #Kotlin #KotlinFlow
#Flotlin๐13 - `callbackFlow{}` - It allows elements to be produced by code that is running in a different context or concurrently. - It's useful when you're using listener which is an asynchronous operation. Try it hereโจ๏ธ: play.kotlinlang.org/embed?short=mYโฆ #Kotlin #KotlinFlow #Reactive
๐ฏ Why and When to Use sample() in Kotlin Flows โก When your Flow emits too frequently, sample() helps you collect values at fixed intervals โ perfect for tracking or sensor data! #Kotlin #AndroidDev #KotlinFlow #Coroutines #ProgrammingTips #DevCommunity
โก Why and When to Use debounce() in Kotlin Flows ๐ Ever typed too fast and triggered multiple API calls? debounce() waits for a pause before emitting โ great for search boxes or rapid user inputs. #Kotlin #AndroidDev #KotlinFlow #Coroutines
Master #KotlinFlow cancellation โ learn smart techniques to stop long-running flows without wasting resources ๐ป droidcon.com/2025/08/04/canโฆ
Struggling with fast data overwhelming your #app? Learn how #KotlinFlow handles backpressure with buffer(), conflate(), & collectLatest ๐ฒ droidcon.com/2025/07/02/howโฆ
Combining #FirebaseRemoteConfig, #KotlinFlow, & #JetpackCompose for feature flags & #UI components in #Android ๐ฅ๐ By @canerkaseler droidcon.com/2025/01/21/andโฆ
Koltin Flow ๐ก ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ - It is mainly used to run ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ and return the result of both tasks in a single callback when both tasks get completed. #kotlin #kotlinflow #android #kotlintips
#LiveData doesn't support operations like map, flatMap, and other transformation functions available in Kotlin Flow. Unlike LiveData, #KotlinFlow is not lifecycle-aware out of the box. Developers need to manage subscriptions and cancellations explicitly.
#LiveData synchronous by nature, meaning it emits data synchronously and can't be suspended. #KotlinFlow is built on top of coroutines, which means it can seamlessly integrate with other coroutine-based code in your application.
#LiveData lifecycle-aware, meaning it respects the lifecycle of #Androidcomponents (like activities and fragments) and only updates observers that are in an active lifecycle state. #KotlinFlow not specifically tied to Android and can be used in any #Kotlin codebase.
#LiveData is part of the #AndroidArchitecture Components library and is designed to hold observable data. #KotlinFlow is part of the #KotlinCoroutines library and provides a stream of values that can be asynchronously computed.
Selecting Your Data Stream Strategy #LiveData or #KotlinFlow? #AndroidDev #AsynchronousProgramming
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