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    Android Dev - In StateFlow, how can we save and restore Android StateInstance (ie when the process is killed by the system)?

    Android Dev - In StateFlow, how can we save and restore Android StateInstance (ie when the process is killed by the system)?


    In StateFlow, how can we save and restore Android StateInstance (ie when the process is killed by the system)?

    Posted: 21 Dec 2021 09:16 PM PST

    Hi, I have a questionWe can create LiveData or StateFlow in a similar way as below

    val _liveData = MutableLiveData(0) val _stateFlow = MutableStateFlow(0) 

    But In LiveData, we can ensure the data is saved and restored by using

    val _liveData: MutableLiveData<Int> = savedStateHandle.getLiveData("Key", 0) 

    For StateFlow, is there a way (or API) to keep the last value and restore it, like what we have in LiveData?

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    The Best Mobile Apps For Education - Dev Technosys

    Posted: 21 Dec 2021 10:55 PM PST

    The Best Mobile Apps For Education - Dev Technosys

    Today Education App Development does not execute with a blank slate. They have been dominated by the current state of technologies and design, interactions with every update in technology, and their dedicated experience and an intuitive sense about the learning process and outcome of the whole development. Evidentially, the emerging trend of optimum utilization of educational mobile applications discovers a necessity to have an extensive look for top apps:

    Top Mobile Apps For Education:

    1) The Great Courses
    2) Memrise
    3) Edmodo
    4) Nearpod
    5) Udacity
    6) EdX
    7) ClassDojo
    8) Duolingo
    9) Popplet

    https://preview.redd.it/abq5lyxgk1781.png?width=1500&format=png&auto=webp&s=409f4ff9650bb99927f280b1b821605c5fa0d2d0

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    Java mandatory for Android Dev?

    Posted: 21 Dec 2021 09:08 PM PST

    Hey all. I am a college fresher, personally a fan of C++ but I have always wanted to go into android dev (AD) but i was wondering that --- Will I have to shift my entire focus to learning Java? I know basics of C++ and want to continue in that but on the other hand I want to get into AD as soon as possible, I can't wait to build projects.

    But I also want to go into Competitive programming and for that C++ is the GOAT ( and even if it was NOT, I am a fan of C++ so I am inclined towards it)

    Can anyone suggest me what should be done? Can I do AD without learning Java?

    Also if yes, I was planning to learn AD from Bucky Roberts (aka thenewboston), am I correct by doing so?

    sorry for weird questions but thanks a lot guys in advance :)

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    Looking for Sip/Rtp/codec library

    Posted: 21 Dec 2021 08:27 PM PST

    Hi everyone,

    As of now, it looks like that voip/sip/rtp api is being deprecated now in Android. I'm trying to build a voip app. For anyone, who have experience in this field. Do you implement your own sip stack sdk/library? Or there's alternative library you could recommend? I'm complete beginner on this subject. I have read a couple of article to ubderstand the flow of a sip call. Like sip with sdp then once connection has been made .rtp will do the realtime data communication. So I would appreciate for any help from expert or anyone who have knowledge on this field. Thank you

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