Don't Use THIS API In Android

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[@voidpointer398]

Great tip

[@samimakhatun]

Exactly what I need in my current project..! Thanks❤

[@TheBlackManMythLegend]

I use kotlinx-datime because it's possible to use it in KMM

[@mahmoudalkateb2008]

That's good tip! Thank you.

[@MexstusGaming]

Why does SimpleDateFormat need to be mocked for testing? And does this approach need to be mocked also?

[@user-xl6vl2xo4j]

thanks i have a lot of problemas now i know why.

[@zenithzen6160]

Great tip bro

[@devdeeds]

Thread safety 👍

[@mohanchaudhari7353]

Awesome

[@eluroalex5920]

Thank you Phillip

[@rafants7285]

Thank you

[@Indently]

Can I use it in iOs

[@sarrj]

min API level is 26 (Android 8/O) 😢

[@serpenheir]

use jdk desugaring

[@robbyalamsyah113]

is it support for API 21?

[@funnyanimalworld7579]

😂

[@harischaudhry8366]

Ok

[@xavierrispal9605]

The chosen names for the variables are a little bit confusing, aren't they ? They are definitely not formatters but the formatting results :) This is a nice tip anyway. I didn't know that SimpleDateFormat was not thread safe after all these years :-D Thanks Philipp !!

[@serpenheir]

why aren't they formatters, if they do format?

[@serpenheir]

@Xavier Rispal oh yep, now I see what you've been talking about. Indeed, they are results of formating

[@reinstallx]

ufff, and of course it requires min api26

[@PhilippLackner]

No, search for coreLibraryDesugaring :)

[@marvelspiderman]

I used "Jackwharton ThreeTenABP" to solve api problem

[@shahidiqbal7013]

Hey phillip i get this error
java.time.temporal.UnsupportedTemporalTypeException: Unsupported field: DayOfMonth