Anti-kill routine! Ali's exclusive "Android Development-Related Source Code Compilation and Analysis" The road to the king's promotion, say goodbye to detours!

I. Introduction

Android developers know that reading source code is a very good way to learn. In our daily work, we will be exposed to some open source codes, such as the most commonly used MMKV, ARouter, and AsyncTask. The popularity and application of these source codes is far Exceeding our imagination, because many people use it, it is also promoting the continuous improvement of the source code.

These excellent source codes contain the essence accumulated over many years. These essences are very worthy of our study. No matter what our current level is, our ability will be improved by reading the source code repeatedly, as small as the use of the functions provided by the source code. More proficient, big enough to make our program design more perfect and outstanding. However, looking at the people around us, there are really very few who can read through the source code. The reason is nothing more than the following.

1. Reading the source code is definitely a time-consuming and laborious task, which requires readers to spend a lot of time to complete. As a developer, after all, energy is limited, and there is really no way to spend too much time on reading the source code.

2. The complexity of the source code. Any source code has gone through years of development and refinement, and its complexity can be imagined. When we read the source code, we all know that we need to use tools to track the operation of the code, and then to analyze the program. However, when the code is too complicated and intertwined, after following dozens or even hundreds of functions, we no longer know where we are, and we have to start all over again. But time and time again, I finally found that I couldn't control it at all and had to give up.

3. Some source code has been developed for many years and will encounter various problems and solve the problems, and some of them can even be modified inexplicably for us, and sometimes we can't think of under what circumstances. occur. We look up all kinds of information, and if the query fails, we will lose patience and eventually give up.

2. The benefits of mastering and proficiently using source code

Regardless of the reason, it is not a wise choice to give up reading the source code, because you have lost an opportunity to learn from the master. Moreover, when you read a few source codes, you will find that their ideas and implementation methods are similar. This is the benefit of open source. With the development of various open source software, each company will integrate the best of others to continuously improve itself. In this way, the final result is that all open source software will become more and more similar in design or implementation, which means When you read an excellent source code and then read another source code, the reading speed will be greatly improved.

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3. The first note: Compiled and analyzed source code related to Android development

Contents: A total of 18 sections, 487 pages of PDF, including MMKV source code, ARouter source code, AsyncTask source code, Volley source code, Retrofit source code, OkHttp source code, ButterKnife source code, Okio source code, SharedPreferences source code, EventBus source code, Android custom annotations preliminary study, View work Mechanism source code analysis, Android touch event distribution mechanism source code analysis, Android key event distribution mechanism source code analysis, in-depth analysis of Handler source code, in-depth analysis of Binder source code, in-depth analysis of JNI source code, and in-depth analysis of Glide source code.

1. In-depth analysis of WeChat MMKV source code

• Get MMKV object
• Modify data write
• Protobuf processing
• Protobuf implementation
• Cross-process lock implementation
• File lock package
  
  2. In-depth analysis of Alibaba routing framework ARouter source code
• initialization
• Route jump
• Summary
  
  3. In-depth analysis of AsyncTask source code (a built-in Android asynchronous task execution library)
• Functional Overview
• create
• carried out
• cancel
• Thread Pool
• Shortcomings
• Summary
  
  4. In-depth analysis of Volley source code (a network request framework launched by Google)
• Volley
• RequestQueue
• ExecutorDelivery
• Request
  
  5. In-depth analysis of Retrofit source code
• table of Contents
• Source code analysis
  

6. In-depth analysis of OkHttp source code

• OkHttp 3.7 source code analysis (1)-overall architecture
• Overall architecture
• kHttp 3.7 source code analysis (two)-interceptor & the realization of an actual network request
• OkHttp 3.7 source code analysis (three)-task team
• OkHttp 3.7 source code analysis (four)-caching strategy
• OkHttp 3.7 source code analysis (5)
  
  -connection pool 7. In-depth analysis of ButterKnife source code
  8. In-depth analysis of Okio source code (a set of concise and efficient I/O library)
  9. In-depth analysis of SharedPreferences source code
  10. In-depth analysis of EventBus source code
  11. Android self Preliminary
  exploration of definition annotations 12. View's working mechanism source code analysis
  13. Android touch event distribution mechanism source code analysis
  14. Android key event distribution mechanism source code analysis
  15. In-depth analysis of Handler source code
  16. In-depth analysis of Binder source code
  17. In-depth analysis of JNI source code
  18. In-depth The parsing of Glide source code
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