Twitter Kit & Digits 2.0 Launched for Android
Very nearly 5 months after Twitter propelled Twitter Kit 2.0 for iOS, Twitter has distributed Twitter Kit 2.0 for Android. Moreover, Digits 2.0 for Android is presently accessible. Both SDKs incorporate real corrections as Twitter has refined its libraries in view of designer criticism. Extra center of the 2.0 dispatch incorporates execution upgrade and better arrangement with present day Android devices.
The discharge incorporates basic reliance upgrades. Case in point, Retrofit goes from v1.x to v2.x. Further, 2.0 accompanies v3.x of the OKHttp library that drives organizing. Thus, the overhaul incorporates a fast, solid and updatable HTTP customer to the center while supporting HTTP/2. Twitter trusts the redesigns will bring about more effective systems administration when speaking with Twitter APIs while using present day libraries in all probability officially included inside outsider applications.
The overhaul incorporates some huge revamps that ought to enhance the nature of the SDKs. Case in point, the systems administration stack was reexamined, and Guest Auth tokens now invigorate consequently. Both SDKs move from Android API 9 to API 14 as the base form. Highlights that were already censured have been expelled from the 2.0 release.
To relocate, essentially tap the "Redesign" catch inside the Android IDE module. Designers can keep utilizing 1.x for the following three months. In any case, just basic bug and security patches will be added to version 1.x (no new components.). For those needing more data, look at the Twitter Kit redesign docs and the Digits overhaul.
