Thanks you guys for all your hard work. As a relative newb, I tend to do things the hard way first time 'round, thinking I know what I'm doing. Having watched this podcast, I'm now off to update a few of my queries to the Room 2.1 way of doing things. BTW : in Java, so it's great that you're still actively supporting it ... I haven't been brave enough to tackle Kotlin yet =)
I absolutely appreciate the work you all put in this library. But please, can you just choose better name next time? This is virtually impossible to google.
I guess the name comes from them thinking there was "Room for improvement" when it came to SQLite and offline storage, but yeah, hard to google when the name doesn't represent what it does.
Last critical thing is something to easily work with joins. Relations doesn't help much if you need customized ordering, moreover they require non-final fields (with setters) - but sometimes you just want to set dependencies on select and never change. Still thanks for all the work you do!
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Thanks you guys for all your hard work. As a relative newb, I tend to do things the hard way first time 'round, thinking I know what I'm doing. Having watched this podcast, I'm now off to update a few of my queries to the Room 2.1 way of doing things. BTW : in Java, so it's great that you're still actively supporting it ... I haven't been brave enough to tackle Kotlin yet =)
I absolutely appreciate the work you all put in this library. But please, can you just choose better name next time? This is virtually impossible to google.
I guess the name comes from them thinking there was "Room for improvement" when it came to SQLite and offline storage, but yeah, hard to google when the name doesn't represent what it does.
There should be Completable, Single return type for @Query that has an UPDATE query. Not only UPDATE annotated query
Last critical thing is something to easily work with joins. Relations doesn't help much if you need customized ordering, moreover they require non-final fields (with setters) - but sometimes you just want to set dependencies on select and never change. Still thanks for all the work you do!
Man, i've really been waiting for fts support in room. Can finish my app now, thank you!
Please explain @Embedded and @Relation annotations. Also how can we insert a complex object using Room
At 8:54, the [INAUDIBLE] part of the subtitles is actually "POJO".
Good library
Thanks for more Rx :)
It is awesome!
I am developing an app. Whether using room makes a difference over plain sqlite if my app is purely about reading data.
Am not receiving insertion on the virtual table, what am i to do... how does the trigger work
Do we have any support for FTS4 in roomdatabase ???
Thanks Awesome
Is it possible to encrypt the database with Room?
it would be better if we could write less SQL,emm.......