Brother, You are a blessing from God for us. You make it so simple. I watched the entire playlist of cou routines was awesome. And need less to say your entire channel is the no 1 native android channel. God Bless You more. Be Blessed and Blessing for others by his grace.❤
Damn, wanted to brush up on the asynchronous concepts and came across this video. It doesn't have you showing your face and your voice also sounds a little off, great to see how far you have come. An inspiration truly!
man you are awesome. i was searching best explanation on coroutines on whole youtube. and after many days. Finally i found you. your explanation is best.
I've watched all your tutorials about kotlin coroutines and I have to say you've done an amazing job. I finally understand how to use them. Thank you so much!
I love your function example ... I made a slightly different variation: fun spendMoney(money: List): List { return listOf("iPhone", "iMac", "MacBook") }
Thank so much for everything you do Phillip! I love the visual representation to demonstrate how Threads work. This really helped me to understand the concept!😃
Very well explained and in great detail. I think the best of your video would be the construction worker bit. It makes it very clear where coroutines operate and their relation to threads. 👍
You are super good. First the content quality and explanations with animations are excellent. Then the video quality of 4k which is superb. And the content is updated or much recent. thank you for your hardwork. please keep making useful videos . love you
i really like your explanation.. it is easily understandable. if you attach the next video link in the overlay of video, it will be useful to navigate to next video
for anybody curious as to why a thread may need to be "rested" is because at some point you may want to read that "rested" thread, otherwise data race would happen.
Thanks. Very good explanation. Can you plz share your code for 100000 coroutines and threads, despite many tries, I'm unable to start 100000 coroutines that update UI as well.
if i run a corutine for a long time, then the screen stays blank for long time. if i can show the screen as circular loading then it will be great. Ex: when doing a http request, if i can show a loader dialog then the user will know process is running
0:46 good humor 😂
Bro your content is the best, never stop
Brother, You are a blessing from God for us. You make it so simple. I watched the entire playlist of cou routines was awesome. And need less to say your entire channel is the no 1 native android channel. God Bless You more. Be Blessed and Blessing for others by his grace.❤
Hi bro, is the content obsolete?
This explanation never failed to impress me each time I watch the video !
Seeing playlist from you is such a big relief!
I recently got introduced to Coroutine of Koltin
Thanks for the playlist.
best explanation i've found till now
Thanks buddy!
It has been 1 month passed since I began studying android development. I am so lucky that I can find this channel today.
Damn, wanted to brush up on the asynchronous concepts and came across this video. It doesn't have you showing your face and your voice also sounds a little off, great to see how far you have come. An inspiration truly!
Every time i want to learn something your videos shows up. You are a great teacher. Thanks a lot.
man you are awesome. i was searching best explanation on coroutines on whole youtube. and after many days. Finally i found you. your explanation is best.
Thanks man, happy to help❤️
Best Kotlin tutorials for Android. Thank you.
I've watched all your tutorials about kotlin coroutines and I have to say you've done an amazing job. I finally understand how to use them. Thank you so much!
I've been on your channel for weeks now, and every time your demonstration gets even better. Great job Philipp.
You are creating amazing content about Android. Thanks!
The workers in construction building is the best example to understand Coroutine I have found on Internet.
I love your videos! Thank you for making them and explaining things in such great detail :)
Best introduction video for coroutines
I love your function example ... I made a slightly different variation:
fun spendMoney(money: List): List {
return listOf("iPhone", "iMac", "MacBook")
}
The best explanation ever!
The comparison with the construction work is really great.
Thank so much for everything you do Phillip! I love the visual representation to demonstrate how Threads work. This really helped me to understand the concept!😃
Good explanation. Thank you for making this video
Very well explained and in great detail. I think the best of your video would be the construction worker bit. It makes it very clear where coroutines operate and their relation to threads. 👍
Construnction analogy was really cool
I've watched a few of your videos and found them super intuitive! Very easy to follow and understand. Subscribed!
nice and cool lesson
Such a great explanation bro. Thanx for this video
Great content as always
You are super good. First the content quality and explanations with animations are excellent. Then the video quality of 4k which is superb. And the content is updated or much recent. thank you for your hardwork. please keep making useful videos . love you
Kapil Tapsi thank you so much❤️
Great explanation. Really looking forward to learn more about Coroutines. Thanks a lot.
Thanks, you will in this series, I promise!
Will u cover channels n flows too? 😅
@@sachetthashrestha539 I was thinking about this, I'm not sure yet, maaaybe😂
This was so well explained holy crap.
Very nice explanations bro...
Great job man, it's very practical 🔥🔥
Thanks!! Would it be okay for you if I use your comment as a testimonial on my future website?
@@PhilippLackner Sure, that's absolutely fine
@@mercury1352 thank you!
Thank you so much for the video.
Great videos! Thanks a lot!
Great explanation mate !
Thanks!
Better explained than androids devs official channel lol
Clear explanation !
Superb explanation bro
Awesome content and well demonstrated content ...keep it up
Thanks, will do!
Great content.. Super like
awesome content, waiting for next video 🔥🔥
Thanks!
very easy to understand. Thank you
Thanks a lot, you're welcome!
Well explained
very useful.
to the point.
will use info on stackoverflow 🙂
i really like your explanation.. it is easily understandable.
if you attach the next video link in the overlay of video, it will be useful to navigate to next video
Thanks for the feedback, I will consider that!
Great explanation! Thank you :))
you're welcome :)
clean and concise 😍
Thanks for making this vid lookung forwars to new stuff
You're welcome 🙏
Good Job. Keep going !
well, its pretty hard theme and thanks for explaning
Nice and brief explanation 🔥👌
I am literally crying :( Why the hell a developer is making fun of developers XD at 0:46
coz thats not fun thats the reality
Cool!!!
Thanks!!
for anybody curious as to why a thread may need to be "rested" is because at some point you may want to read that "rested" thread, otherwise data race would happen.
Gibt's das auch komplett auf deutsch?
Please create more tutorials!!!
I will!
God Explanataion
Thanks. Very good explanation. Can you plz share your code for 100000 coroutines and threads, despite many tries, I'm unable to start 100000 coroutines that update UI as well.
if i run a corutine for a long time, then the screen stays blank for long time. if i can show the screen as circular loading then it will be great.
Ex: when doing a http request, if i can show a loader dialog then the user will know process is running
coroutines vs RxJava? which one better?
Just wanted to say hi :-)
I wish you luck. And OMG 0 dislikes!
Thanks! You too!
There is an error in thois video. Threads can be suspended and resumed using wait() and notify()
commenting for youtube algo
0:46 List bullshit haahah
you are "Super Android Man"
In summary learn coroutines they might just save your life one day 👌🏽😅
I thought there is a different person narrating the lecture, 😂😅
throw NotForProgrammerException :D
😃
Launching 100000 coroutines is kind of a stupid idea))
No one disliked yet xD
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Girlfriend?{
throw NotForProgrammerException()
Return null}
😂😂😂
no one didn't see that subtilty .