Tutorial by Topics: channel

When using Channel Groups, you should not add or remove channels in your client side applications. This example shows adding channels to a channel group and subscribing to that channel group for simplicity sake. But in a real world scenario, you should have your server do all the add/remove of cha...

A channel contains values of a given type. Values can be written to a channel and read from it, and they circulate inside the channel in first-in-first-out order. There is a distinction between buffered channels, which can contain several messages, and unbuffered channels, which cannot. Channels are...

The select keyword provides an easy method to work with channels and perform more advanced tasks. It is frequently used for a number of purposes: - Handling timeouts. - When there are multiple channels to read from, the select will randomly read from one channel which has data. - Providing an ea...

Notification channels enable us app developers to group our notifications into groups—channels—with the user having the ability to modify notification settings for the entire channel at once.In Android O this feature is introduced.Right now it is available developers preview. class Notificatio...