How to create a stop watch timer app that runs in the background using Android Studio and Kotlin. In this example project build a stopwatch app that counts up from zero. The timer is running on a service meaning it runs on a background thread and not the main UI Thread. The advantage of running a timer on a service is that if the screen rotates the timer continues to count. If the app it put to the background the timer will continue to count up as expected.
The stopwatch timer will be able to start, pause and reset.
Timer on Service Source Code:
https://github.com/codeWithCal/TimerO...
Java Android Studio Timer Tutorial:
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Android Services Documentation:
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00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Layout XML
02:23 - Build Gradle
02:36 - Timer Service
04:22 - Main Kotlin
07:50 - Android Manifest
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