How can I implement offline data synchronization in my Android application?
To implement offline data synchronization in your Android application, you can follow these steps:
1. Store data locally: Use SQLite database or Room Persistence Library to store data on the device.
2. Track changes: Keep track of any changes made to the data while the device is offline.
3. Handle network connectivity: Use ConnectivityManager to detect network availability and switch between online and offline modes.
4. Queue requests: Use a queue mechanism, such as a job scheduler or WorkManager, to queue network requests when the device is offline.
5. Sync data: When the device comes back online, sync the locally stored data with the server using APIs or web services.
By following these steps, you can ensure that your Android application has offline data synchronization capabilities.