This video series is awesome. May I suggest to add subtitles that will results in added value to the current content. As for people from non-native english background, the subtitles are really helping to clarify the theory and content. Wishing you could produce more valuable videos in the future, too. Cheers!👏
if the job.cancel() does not force stop the job then how to force stop the job to cancel, ex: if we are uploading a file to DB and if user wants to cancel it without cancelling parent scope how to cancel the child job which is uploading the file
Love it, please cover as much as possible about coroutines!
This video series is awesome. May I suggest to add subtitles that will results in added value to the current content. As for people from non-native english background, the subtitles are really helping to clarify the theory and content. Wishing you could produce more valuable videos in the future, too. Cheers!👏
Great job at explaining the concept.
great video, learned a lot from your Kotlin Coroutines series!! Thanx man
I'm glad to hear that, buddy 👍 🙏
🔥 GOOD JOB ❤️
Thank You , It was very useful. Loved it
man this is the best tutorial series for coroutines
Glad to hear that my friend
Sweet... awesome... Bless JetBrains and Google for Kotlin... This would have a pain to do in Java...
More videos please! 😁
can you create video or series on dagger 2 for android ?
if the job.cancel() does not force stop the job then how to force stop the job to cancel,
ex: if we are uploading a file to DB and if user wants to cancel it without cancelling parent scope how to cancel the child job which is uploading the file
Yeah more videos please... Can you show how to upload a file to server in kotlin... Thanks
Cool. I like it
I used infinite loop and cancel but instead of using normal coroutine scope . I use runblocking and then it's never canceled
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do you have courses on dependency injection?
yeah finally !!! ........
Good bro
thanks for the explanation! but i need a subtitle/translation here:(
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