The Paging library enables you to load large sets of data gradually and gracefully, reducing network usage and system resources. So we launched Paging 3.0 (now in alpha), a complete rewrite of the Paging 2 library using Kotlin coroutines (but still supporting Java users) and offering the features you asked for, like easier error handling, more flexibility to implement list transformations like map or filter, and support for list separators, headers, and footers.
In this talk we’ll go over the main Paging 3 components, see how they fit in an existing app architecture, how to implement them and integrate the most common data paging features.
Resources:
Paging documentation → https://goo.gle/paging3-docs
Paging codelab → https://goo.gle/paging3-codelab
Paging sample → https://goo.gle/paging3-sample
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Speakers:
Florina Muntenescu
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