How does Viewmodel work internally? Deepdive into the ViewModelProvider class

In this video, we are going to deep dive into how ViewModel works internally and what happens when you call the ViewModelProvider class.

[atulkumar-bbvi]

Nice in depth explanation. More than sufficient.

[aviationandmeditation]

This is something I was wondering for ages, Thanks Buddy !!
Keep the good work up.

[makarandthakare]

IMPORTANT 05:17 NonConfigurationInstances does not retain the ViewModelStore bcz it's static. But bcz old NonConfigurationInstances object is passed from destroyed activity to newly created activity.
It contains the old ViewModelStore with the old viewModel.
That's how viewModel retains data when activity rotates.

It's bad practice to retain data with static members, as it leads to memory leaks and high memory usage.

[siddharthsharma]

Dude this internal knowledge of apis is really really great. Much appreciation to you and also please make more videos of such indepth topics

[TheMohit]

That was a very informative video. But the main feature of the view model is, that it persists even if the activity is destroyed temporarily. Most of the interviewers ask this question only i.e. how the view model holds data on configuration changes.
So that should have been covered.

I hope you create a new video for that.

[abhishektripathi]

Very good Explanation I really like this.

[_AnkitBisht]

nice explanation, very helpful, keep creating such videos,

[adeshfafriya]

Would love a similar video on either internal working of Glide, Picasso etc or how to efficiently load images without these libraries

[liberte]

bro codes were explaning a lot to me but ı dont understand single word that you re saying

[vikaspandey]

this videos are helpful, also guide how to understand things by trying to deeg into the code.

[sagaravhad]

Can you also make video on how suspend function works internally. Thanks in advance