Tabla de Contenidos: “…7.1 Jenseits des Sequential-Modells: die funktionale Keras-API -- 7.1.1 Einführung in die funktionale API -- 7.1.2 Modelle mit mehreren Eingaben -- 7.1.3 Modelle mit mehreren Ausgaben -- 7.1.4 Gerichtete azyklische Graphen von Layern -- 7.1.5 Gemeinsam genutzte Gewichte von Layern -- 7.1.6 Modelle als Layer -- 7.1.7 Zusammenfassung -- 7.2 Deep-Learning-Modelle mit Callbacks und TensorBoard untersuchen und überwachen -- 7.2.1 Beeinflussung eines Modells während des Trainings durch Callbacks -- 7.2.2 Einführung in das Visualisierungs-Framework TensorBoard -- 7.2.3 Zusammenfassung -- 7.3 Modelle richtig ausreizen -- 7.3.1 Erweiterte Architekturmuster -- 7.3.2 Hyperparameteroptimierung -- 7.3.3 Ensemblemodelle -- 7.3.4 Zusammenfassung -- 7.4 Zusammenfassung Kapitel 7 -- Kapitel 8: Generatives Deep Learning -- 8.1 Texterzeugung mit LSTM-Modellen -- 8.1.1 Eine kurze Geschichte generativer RNNs -- 8.1.2 Wie erzeugt man sequenzielle Daten? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Metahumor -- 3.5.1.4. Callback o reincorporación -- 3.5.1.5. Timing o manejo de los tiempos -- 3.5.2. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Strategies for battery optimization -- Effective consumption of battery in Zomato -- Monitoring changes in charging state -- Determining the current battery level -- Improving app with battery analyser -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Building Restaurant finder -- App sections -- Splash, Login, and Signup (including Google and Facebook) -- The Signup Flow -- Discovery Screen -- Database -- Room -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Backend Service -- Realtime Database -- How to write a database structure -- Add security to data structure -- Firebase Cloud Messaging -- Remote configuration -- Authentication -- Storage -- Summary -- Chapter 12: App Quality Service -- Firebase Test Lab -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Grow Up -- Dynamic links -- App indexing -- Admob -- Banner Ads -- Ad lifecycle event callbacks -- Discouraged banner implementations -- Recommended banner implementations -- Interstitial Ads -- Discouraged interstitial implementations -- Interstitial ad implementations -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Testing -- Testing Mechanisms (Functionality , Performance , Security , and Compatibility) -- Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC) -- Organizing for Software Testing -- Integration Testing -- Top-down integration testing -- Bottom-up integration testing -- Regression testing -- Smoke testing -- Acceptance Testing -- Alpha test -- Beta test -- Performance Testing -- Security Testing -- Compatibility Testing -- Automating User Interface Tests -- Testing UI for a single app -- Testing App using Espresso in Android Studio -- Setting up Espresso in Android Studio -- Create an Espresso Test Class -- Specifying a View Matcher…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Functions as objects -- A React+Redux reducer -- An unnecessary mistake -- Working with methods -- Using functions in FP ways -- Injection - sorting it out -- Callbacks, promises, and continuations -- Continuation Passing Style -- Polyfills -- Detecting Ajax -- Adding missing functions -- Stubbing -- Immediate invocation…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Real-time web application with Socket.io -- Networking and file IO -- Microservices -- Internet of things (IoT) -- A simple server with Node.js -- When to use Node.js -- The NoSQL movement -- A short introduction to MongoDB -- JSON-friendly database -- Schema-less design -- Various performance facets -- Node.js and MongoDB in the wild -- What to expect from this book -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Getting Up and Running -- Installing Node.js -- Mac OS X -- Windows -- Linux -- Testing that Node.js is installed properly -- Online documentation -- Installing MongoDB -- Mac OS X installation instructions -- Windows 7/Windows 8 installation instructions -- Linux installation instructions -- Confirming successful MongoDB installation -- Bookmarking the online documentation -- Writing your first app -- Creating the sample application -- Getting the dependent modules in place -- Adding the application code -- Understanding the code -- Launching the sample app -- Checking the actual database -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Node and MongoDB Basics -- A JavaScript primer -- Introducing es6 -- Syntax basics -- Understanding the scope of variables -- Data types -- Operators and flows -- Understanding objects -- Understanding arrays -- Understanding functions -- Anonymous functions and callbacks -- JSON -- The basics of Node.js -- Node.js architecture -- Event-driven -- Asynchronous execution…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- How it works... -- Function callbacks -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Chapter 3: States and Animations with Qt and QML -- Technical requirements -- Property animation in Qt -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Using easing curves to control property animation -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Creating an animation group -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Creating a nested animation group -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- State machines in Qt 6 -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- States, transitions, and animations in QML -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Animating widget properties using animators -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Sprite animation -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more...…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Vorbedingungen testen -- 4.10 Namensräume: Global und lokal -- 4.11 Rekursive Funktionen - die Hohe Schule der Algorithmik -- 4.11.1 Projekt: Rekursive Summe -- 4.11.2 Projekt: Quicksort -- 4.12 Experimente zur Rekursion mit der Turtle-Grafik -- 4.12.1 Turtle-Befehle im interaktiven Modus -- 4.12.2 Projekt: Eine rekursive Spirale aus Quadraten -- 4.12.3 Projekt: Pythagorasbaum -- 4.12.4 Projekt: Eine Koch-Schneeflocke -- 4.13 Projekt: Der Sierpinski-Teppich -- 4.14 Funktionen per Knopfdruck aufrufen: Callback-Funktionen -- 4.14.1 Projekt: Digitaler Türgong -- 4.14.2 Projekt: Verkehrszählungen - Zählen mit mehreren Knöpfen -- 4.15 Aufgaben -- 4.16 Lösungen -- Kapitel 5: Fenster für den RPi - Grafische Benutzungsoberflächen -- 5.1 Wie macht man eine Benutzungsoberfläche? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…4.6.3 Processing: Accessing the Audio Buffers -- 4.6.4 Processing: Writing Output Parameters -- 4.7 The AU/GUI Connection -- 4.7.1 Cocoa's Flat Namespace -- 4.7.2 The AU Event Listener System -- 4.7.2.1 The Event Lister Dispatch Callback Function -- 4.7.2.2 Creating the AU Event Listener -- 4.7.2.3 Destroying the Event Listener -- 4.8 Destruction/Termination -- 4.9 Retrieving AU Host Information -- 4.10 Validating Your Plugin -- 4.11 Using ASPiK to Create AU Plugins -- 4.12 Bibliography -- Chapter 5: AAX Native Programming Guide -- 5.1 Setting Up the AAX SDK -- 5.1.1 AAX Sample Projects -- 5.1.2 AAX Documentation -- 5.2 AAX Architecture and Anatomy -- 5.2.1 AAX Model-Algorithm Synchronization -- 5.2.2 AAX Base Classes -- 5.2.3 MacOS Bundle ID -- 5.2.4 AAX Programming Notes -- 5.2.5 AAX Class Factory -- 5.2.6 AAX Effect Categories -- 5.2.7 AAX Algorithms: Channel-Processing Functions -- 5.2.8 AAX Algorithm Data -- 5.2.9 Algorithm Data Contents -- 5.3 Description: Plugin Description Strings -- 5.3.1 Description: Defining AAX Algorithms -- 5.4 Description: Plugin Options/Features -- 5.4.1 Side Chain Input -- 5.4.2 Latency -- 5.4.3 Tail Time -- 5.4.4 Custom GUI -- 5.4.5 Factory Presets and State Save/Load -- 5.4.6 AAX Notification System -- 5.4.7 AAX Custom Data -- 5.4.8 AAX EQ and Dynamics Curves -- 5.4.9 AAX Gain Reduction Meter -- 5.5 Initialization: Defining Plugin Parameters -- 5.5.1 Thread-Safe Parameter Access -- 5.5.2 Initialization: Defining Plugin Channel I/O Support -- 5.5.3 Initialization: Channel Counts and Sample Rate Information -- 5.6 The Buffer Process Cycle -- 5.6.1 Processing: Updating Plugin Parameters From GUI Controls -- 5.6.2 Processing: Resetting the Algorithm and Preparing for Streaming -- 5.6.3 Processing: Accessing the Audio Buffers -- 5.6.4 Processing: Writing Output Parameters -- 5.6.5 Processing: AAX Soft Bypass…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Vorbedingungen testen -- 4.10 Namensräume: Global und lokal -- 4.11 Rekursive Funktionen - die Hohe Schule der Algorithmik -- 4.11.1 Projekt: Rekursive Summe -- 4.11.2 Projekt: Quicksort -- 4.12 Funktionen per Knopfdruck aufrufen: Callback-Funktionen -- 4.12.1 Projekt: Klangmaschine -- 4.12.2 Projekt: Zeit schätzen -- 4.13 Aufgaben -- Kapitel 5: Fenster für den RPi - Grafische Benutzungsoberflächen -- 5.1 Wie macht man eine Benutzungsoberfläche? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…9.1.2 An Example Business System -- 9.3 Dialplan Applications -- 9.3.1 VoiceMail -- 9.3.2 VoiceMailMain -- 9.4 voicemail.conf -- 9.4.1 [general] -- 9.4.2 [zonemessages] -- 9.4.3 Defined Contents -- 9.4.4 Mailboxes -- 9.5 Dial-by-Name -- 9.6 Saving Passwords in voicemail.conf -- Chapter 10 Interactive Voice Response -- 10.1 A Simple IVR -- 10.1.1 Timeouts -- 10.1.2 Invalid Input (the i Extension) -- 10.1.3 Pauses -- 10.2 Multilevel IVR Systems -- 10.3 Text-to-Speech -- 10.3.1 Installing Cepstral TTS -- Chapter 11 The Asterisk Database -- 11.1 The Asterisk Database -- 11.1.1 Writing Values to the Database -- 11.1.2 Reading Values from the Database -- 11.1.3 Deleting Values from the Database -- 11.2 Database Access from the Command-Line Interface -- 11.2.1 Writing Values to the Database -- 11.2.2 Reading Values from the Database -- 11.2.3 Deleting Values from the Database -- 11.2.4 Displaying Database Contents -- 11.3 Database Access from the System Shell -- 11.4 Database Backup -- 11.5 Application Example: Call Forwarding -- 11.5.1 Simple Call Forwarding -- 11.5.2 Complex Call Forwarding -- 11.6 Application Example: Calling Card -- Chapter 12 Queues -- 12.1 Extension for Testing Hold Music -- 12.2 musiconhold.conf -- 12.3 queues.conf -- 12.3.1 Announcement Sound Files -- 12.4 agents.conf -- 12.5 Extensions -- 12.5.1 Sending Callers to the Queue -- 12.5.2 AgentLogin() and AgentCallbackLogin() -- 12.6 Log File -- 12.6.1 Importing the Queue Log into MySQL -- Chapter 13 Features -- 13.1 Call Transfer -- 13.1.1 Blind Transfer -- 13.1.2 Attended Transfer -- 13.2 Call Parking -- Chapter 14 Conferencing -- 14.1 Installation and the Timing Device -- 14.2 Defining Conference Rooms -- 14.3 Access from the Dialplan -- 14.4 Announcing the Number of Conference Participants -- Chapter 15 External Control of Asterisk -- 15.1 asterisk -rx "command -- 15.2 Call Files…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…State machine -- Labels -- Continuations -- Callbacks -- Incrementing the label -- Storing the result from the other operations -- Returning the result of the suspending computation -- Context switching -- Thread switching -- ContinuationInterceptor -- CoroutineDispatcher -- CommonPool -- Unconfined -- Android's UI -- DispatchedContinuation -- DispatchedTask -- Recap -- Exception handling -- The handleCoroutineException() function -- CoroutineExceptionHandler -- CancellationException -- Cancelling the job -- Platform specific logic -- JVM -- JavaScript -- Summary -- Other Books You May Enjoy -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Preface -- Section 1: The Basics -- Chapter 1: An Overview of Modern JavaScript -- Technical requirements -- Understanding the difference between let and var -- var allows the redeclaration of variables -- var is not a blocked scope -- Destructuring -- Spread syntax -- Spreading or unpacking an iterable into an array -- Creating new objects from existing ones -- Function arguments -- Overview of scopes and closures -- Scope -- Closure -- Understanding Array and Object methods -- Array methods -- Objects -- Understanding the this property -- Arrow functions -- Promises and async/await -- Cleaning callbacks with promises -- async/await -- Object-oriented programming and JavaScript classes -- Classes -- Inheritance -- Setting up a modern JavaScript environment with transpilers -- Babel -- Webpack -- Unit testing with Mocha and Chai -- Setting up a test environment -- Summary -- Section 2: Data Analysis and Manipulation with Danfo.js and Dnotebook -- Chapter 2: Dnotebook - An Interactive Computing Environment for JavaScript -- Technical requirements -- Introduction to Dnotebook -- Setup and installation of Dnotebook -- Basic concepts behind interactive computing in Dnotebook -- Cells -- Code cells -- Markdown cells -- Persistence/state -- Writing interactive code -- Loading external packages -- Loading CSV files -- Getting a div container for plots -- Gotchas when using a for loop -- Working with Markdown cells -- Creating a Markdown cell -- Adding images -- Headings -- Lists -- Saving notebooks -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Getting Started with Danfo.js -- Technical requirements -- Why you need Danfo.js -- Installing Danfo.js -- Introducing Series and DataFrames -- Series -- DataFrames -- Essential functions and methods in Danfo.js -- loc and iloc indexing -- Sorting -- Filtering…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Attaching tasks to URLs -- Attaching tasks to trigger JavaScript callback functions -- Styling and Theming -- Adding a Custom CSS style sheet -- Modifying Gantt chart-specific theme variables -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Presenting User Behavior with User Journey Diagrams -- Technical requirements -- Defining a User Journey Diagram -- How is a User Journey represented? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Author -- About the Reviewer -- www.PacktPub.com -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Setting Up the Development Environment -- The importance of Android Google Maps -- An example of a map application -- IDEs for developing Android applications -- Android Studio -- System requirements for Android Studio -- Eclipse -- Choosing one IDE over another -- Setting up Android Studio -- Windows -- Mac OS X -- Linux -- Setting up Eclipse with the ADT plugin -- Windows -- Mac OS X -- Linux -- Downloading and setting up Google Play services -- Downloading the Google APIs System Image -- Setting up AVD for testing -- Setting up AVD from Android Studio -- Setting up AVD from Eclipse -- Exploring Android Studio -- Creating a sample application -- Exporting the Android application as APK -- Additional helpful stuff -- Using Android Debug Bridge -- Configuring JAVA environment variables -- Android API levels -- Self-test questions -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Configuring an API Key and Creating Our First Map Application -- Generating the SHA1 fingerprint -- Windows -- Linux -- Mac OS X -- Registering in the Google Developer Console -- Configuring Google Play services -- Android Studio -- Eclipse -- Adding permissions and defining the API key -- Adding permissions -- INTERNET -- ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE -- WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE -- READ_GSERVICES -- Specifying the Google Play services version -- Specifying the version 2 of OpenGL ES -- Defining the API key -- Creating our first map application -- Working with a layout -- Optional (for old APIs) -- Working with the Activity class -- Optional (for old APIs) -- Adding MapFragment programatically -- activity_maps.xml - code 3 -- Optional - for older APIs -- Using the callback method -- The GoogleMap object -- Common problems and solutions -- Self-test questions -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…6.3 Reviewing the overall goal of the streetcar delay prediction model -- 6.4 Selecting the train, validation, and test datasets -- 6.5 Initial training run -- 6.6 Measuring the performance of your model -- 6.7 Keras callbacks: Getting the best out of your training runs -- 6.8 Getting identical results from multiple training runs -- 6.9 Shortcuts to scoring -- 6.10 Explicitly saving trained models -- 6.11 Running a series of training experiments -- Summary -- 7 More experiments with the trained model -- 7.1 Code for more experiments with the model -- 7.2 Validating whether removing bad values improves the model -- 7.3 Validating whether embeddings for columns improve the performance of the model -- 7.4 Comparing the deep learning model with XGBoost -- 7.5 Possible next steps for improving the deep learning model -- Summary -- 8 Deploying the model -- 8.1 Overview of model deployment -- 8.2 If deployment is so important, why is it so hard? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…16.1 Named Template Arguments -- 16.2 The Empty Base Class Optimization (EBCO) -- 16.3 The Curiously Recurring Template Pattern (CRTP) -- 16.4 Parameterized Virtuality -- 16.5 Afternotes -- 17 Metaprograms -- 17.1 A First Example of a Metaprogram -- 17.2 Enumeration Values versus Static Constants -- 17.3 A Second Example: Computing the Square Root -- 17.4 Using Induction Variables -- 17.5 Computational Completeness -- 17.6 Recursive Instantiation versus Recursive Template Arguments -- 17.7 Using Metaprograms to Unroll Loops -- 17.8 Afternotes -- 18 Expression Templates -- 18.1 Temporaries and Split Loops -- 18.2 Encoding Expressions in Template Arguments -- 18.3 Performance and Limitations of Expression Templates -- 18.4 Afternotes -- Part IV: Advanced Applications -- 19 Type Classification -- 19.1 Determining Fundamental Types -- 19.2 Determining Compound Types -- 19.3 Identifying Function Types -- 19.4 Enumeration Classification with Overload Resolution -- 19.5 Determining Class Types -- 19.6 Putting It All Together -- 19.7 Afternotes -- 20 Smart Pointers -- 20.1 Holders and Trules -- 20.2 Reference Counting -- 20.3 Afternotes -- 21 Tuples -- 21.1 Duos -- 21.2 Recursive Duos -- 21.3 Tuple Construction -- 21.4 Afternotes -- 22 Function Objects and Callbacks -- 22.1 Direct, Indirect, and Inline Calls -- 22.2 Pointers and References to Functions -- 22.3 Pointer-to-Member Functions -- 22.4 Class Type Functors -- 22.5 Specifying Functors -- 22.6 Introspection -- 22.7 Function Object Composition -- 22.8 Value Binders -- 22.9 Functor Operations: A Complete Implementation -- 22.10 Afternotes -- Appendixes -- A: The One-Definition Rule -- A.1 Translation Units -- A.2 Declarations and Definitions -- A.3 The One-Definition Rule in Detail -- B: Overload Resolution -- B.1 When Does Overload Resolution Kick In? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…File Handling and I/O -- Classic Java I/O -- Files -- Streams -- Readers and Writers -- try-with-resources Revisited -- Problems with Classic I/O -- Modern Java I/O -- Files -- Path -- NIO Channels and Buffers -- ByteBuffer -- Mapped Byte Buffers -- Async I/O -- Future-Based Style -- Callback-Based Style -- Watch Services and Directory Searching -- Networking -- HTTP -- TCP -- IP -- Chapter 11. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Committing the changes in Git -- Undoing the changes -- Branches -- Merging codes -- The mergetool command -- The pull command -- Using venv to create a stable and isolated work area -- Creating a virtual environment -- Activating a virtual environment -- pip in virtual environments -- Getting the most out of docstrings -- PEP 257 and docutils -- Sphinx -- Turning docstrings into HTML -- Using doctest to test documentation examples -- Testing examples using doctest -- What it means when a code example fails -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Making a Command-Line Utility -- Making a package executable via Python -m -- Pipeline program -- Handling command-line arguments with argparse -- Creating an ArgumentParser object -- Setting the name of argument -- nargs -- Python tools to interact with the user -- Python's built-in functions - print and input -- The getpass package -- The pprint package -- The cmd class -- The Pipeline user interface -- Executing other programs with subprocess -- Subprocess and its variants -- Using the Popen subprocess -- The PIPE constant -- The wait method -- Finishing up our code example -- Setting up a shell script or batch file to launch the program -- Creating launches for our program -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Parallel Processing -- Using the concurrent.futures package -- The concurrent.futures module -- Calling ProcessPoolExecutor -- Using the map method -- Using the submit method -- The done and result methods -- The wait and as_completed functions -- The add done callback function -- The cancel method -- Using the multiprocessing packages -- Process class in the multiprocessing module -- Queues -- Pipes -- Manager -- The lock object -- The event object -- The condition object -- The semaphore object -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Coroutines and Asynchronous I/O -- The difference between asynchronous processing and parallel processing…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…11.4.3 Handling Pointers 319 -- 11.4.4 Finding Out Implementation Limits 320 -- 11.4.5 When an Area Service is Unavailable 321 -- 11.4.6 Backward Compatibility 322 -- 11.5 Concluding Remarks 322 -- 12 SA Forum Java Mappings: Specifications, Usage, and Experience 325 / Robert Hyerle and Jens Jensen -- 12.1 Introduction 325 -- 12.2 Background 325 -- 12.2.1 Early Exploration of Java Mappings in Hewlett / Packard 325 -- 12.2.2 Java in Ericsson 326 -- 12.2.3 The SA Forum Java Mapping Initiative 327 -- 12.3 Understanding the Java Mappings 328 -- 12.3.1 Java Application Integration Architecture 328 -- 12.3.2 Naming 329 -- 12.3.3 Package Structure 330 -- 12.3.4 The Underlying Objects 330 -- 12.3.5 Types 331 -- 12.3.6 Parameters, Exceptions, and Method Signatures 332 -- 12.3.7 Factories, Callbacks, and Life-cycles 333 -- 12.3.8 Callbacks and the Selection Object in Java 334 -- 12.4 Using the Java Mappings 335 -- 12.4.1 Integrating AIS Services with Java Applications 335 -- 12.4.2 Integrating AIS Services with Containerized Java Applications 342 -- 12.4.3 AIS Services in Mixed Language and Mixed Implementation Environments 343 -- 12.5 Going Further 343 -- 12.5.1 The Java Mapping Roadmap 343 -- 12.5.2 Related Java Standards and Other References 344 -- 13 SA Forum Middleware Implementations 347 / Mario Angelic and Ulrich Kleber -- 13.1 Introduction 347 -- 13.1.1 OpenHPI 347 -- 13.1.2 OpenSAF 348 -- 13.2 The OpenHPI Project 348 -- 13.2.1 Overview of the OpenHPI Solution 348 -- 13.2.2 User Perspective 351 -- 13.2.3 OpenHPI Tools 353 -- 13.2.4 Open Issues and Recommendations 354 -- 13.3 The OpenSAF Project 355 -- 13.3.1 Background 355 -- 13.3.2 OpenSAF Architecture 356 -- 13.3.3 SA Forum Compliant Services 360 -- 13.3.4 OpenSAF Infrastructure Services 364 -- 13.3.5 Managing OpenSAF 365 -- 13.3.6 Deploying OpenSAF 367 -- 13.4 Conclusion 368 -- 14 Integration of the VideoLAN Client with OpenSAF: An Example 371 / Anik Mishra and Ali Kanso -- 14.1 Introduction 371 -- 14.2 Going Under the Hood: The VLC Workflow 372.…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- See also -- Wrapping third-party callback-style APIs with coroutines -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Chapter 8: Best Practices for the Android, JUnit, and JVM UI Frameworks -- Introduction -- Clean and safe view-binding with the Android Extensions plugin -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Applying coroutines for asynchronous UI programming on Android, JavaFX, and Swing -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Easy class serialization on Android using the @Parcelize annotation -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Implementing a custom property delegate that provides lifecycle-aware values -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Easy operations on SharedPreferences -- Getting ready…”