to a kotlin suspend function? Isn't it pretty much the same as using callbacks?
g
gildor
07/16/2019, 11:19 AM
Yes, it's pretty similar
d
Dominaezzz
07/16/2019, 11:24 AM
So I can expose suspend functions in my library and not have to worry about java users not being able to call them.
g
gildor
07/16/2019, 1:51 PM
It's not the best kind of callback API (what should Java user to context for example). Much better to expose it for Java users as some proper Java asyncronous abstraction: completable future or RxJava single