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droidcon SF 2018 Videos Released

droidcon SF was amazing! We had over 700 developers onsite attending more than 60 tech talks over two days. You can check out all the videos on our droidconSF YouTube channel.

In case you weren't there, you can check out the keynote by Britt Barack and the closing comedy talk by Chet Haase and Romain Guy right here.

Many thanks to our sponsor who made this all possible.

Thanks again for being part of our droidcon family and making 2018 a year to remember.

We look forward to seeing you again,

Your droidcon HQ Team

ViewStub - On-demand inflate view or lazily inflate layout resource

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Sometimes while developing an application, we have encountered a situation like based on some logic, we have to render some new view in the layout that is rarely used. A general approach for this is to make View visibility GONE/VISIBLE. So always inflating this rarely used view in a layout, is not a good idea and also it impacts the rendering of the layout. So what to do in this case?

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Connecting The Dots

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Android Developers team finally @Provides opinion about dependency injection and the winner is Dagger. From my perspective, Dagger is “not great, not terrible”, but it scales well and when properly set up, you don't need to “touch” it later. In this article, I'll try to explain how to setup Dagger to work with ViewModel and SavedState module in the most universal way — set it once, use for ever.

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ProAndroidDev Rebranding

We are excited to announce a fresh new look for ProAndroidDev! Our new design goal was to better match how we look to our values and the readers we serve.

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Lessons learned with a personal application

By Igor Escodro

Learning new released libraries is great, but applying it right away in your professional project can be very dangerous: the libraries are released on alpha, with some bugs and lacking stability. One way of keeping updated with the latest technologies without compromising the production code is having a personal application to be used as playground.

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