AsyncTask Deprecated in Android | Executor Service in Java | Dr Vipin Classes

AsyncTask Deprecated Alternative | AsyncTask Deprecated by Executor Service in Java

About this video:
In this video, I explained about the following topics:
1. What is executors?
2. How to use executor service in place of AsyncTask class?

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[AngryPacman]

Thank You for trying ExecutorServices. You almost got how they work.
Still I need to add that You need to shutdown() on thread pool, or it will leak system resources. Maybe in Your simple sample it's ok, but still, it looks like malloc without free in C++.
And more important that You should not create thread pool every time, but do it just once. You don't need to create thread pool every mouse click. Please create a pool in onCreate() and call shutdown() on pool in onDestroy(). Other comment said about don't need runonuithread() twice, but I think it does not matter for the test.

[isown]

simple and fast explanation. Thank you very much

[SnookDgg]

Thank you for this clear explanation - it made conversion from AsyncTask easy!

[javaman]

Top good job sir, very nice solution instead of RXjava.

[trendsonly]

Thanks for this I could barely understand other videos

[yusufmustari]

Thanks sir.. this solved my problem...

[m.e.ssofttech]

Can you show the onProgress () methods of AsyncTask in ExecutorService and also to destroy when moving to another activity

[sujith]

Thank you for the video. Can we use Thread instead of ExecutorService?
new Thread(() -> {
//do work here
}).start();

[kartiksharma-flxd]

Why are we using 2 runOnUIThread method, Why don't we use any callbacks ....bcs use of runOnUIThread multiple time on the same Thread is not a good approach

[ravincristiano]

I applied on my code. But its not working. when you try to debug, That methods and Executors are not working.