Common solutions for uncommon IT problems
In the last years working with multitasking on Android was a bit tricky but after a lot of study I have worked out this. The playground was full of scattered objects with a high learning curve and with one only exit: abandon all frameworks and pass on base objects.
At the end of the study, all limits to one and only simple object on which to build all you personal framework: the Thread object.
Before June 2020 the request permission at runtime happened through requestPermission() and requestPermissionResult(). After that date the things are become a bit tricky. Requesting a permission has been inglobated in a more general way of “Getting a result from an activity” by “Registering a callback for an activity result”. Here are the documents: Getting a result from an activity.
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