One tap opens additional options like header level, highlighter colors, link editing, and more. We’ve redesigned the formatting toolbar to put the most popular options front and center.Adding rich content (like audio, photos, checkboxes, attachments, and sketches) is quicker and easier with the new, multi-function Insert button.You can add list items, indent them, move them around-and enjoy the satisfaction of crossing them off with a single tap. Checklists now get the VIP treatment they deserve.Or change fonts, colors, and highlights to add a personal touch. Use semantic headers and tables to give structure to your notes. You now have more control over your notes’ appearance.You don’t need to declare any services, receivers or permissions in your manifest.Here’s a sample of what’s new: A more intuitive and useful editor You only need to initialize the JobManager and then you can start scheduling your jobs. Setting up the library is straightforward. you can run your job only if the device has a working Internet connection and is charging. It provides a superset of all features from the existing AlarmManager, JobScheduler and GcmNetworkManager, e.g. Depending on your requirements, this library decides which API suits your job.

We're open-sourcing this unified library to schedule jobs on Android.

You will also end up with many different paths in your code all doing the same for a different environment. There are three options with changing API levels, so it can be hard to know which one you need. The JobScheduler is only available on Android Lollipop and Marshmallow, whereas the GcmNetworkManager is only available on devices with Google Play preinstalled. The AlarmManager’s API has changed over time, so you need to be careful which method you use on which platform. All of them have their benefits and downsides. Android library to handle jobs in the background.Īndroid provides three different APIs to run tasks in the future.

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