In my team we’ve started using TravisCI for our projects — namely, for automatically building our app, Curated. We’re happy with the way it integrates with our Github repositories and its easy configurability. It’s also free to use for open source projects — a great quality for any tool. Doing…

In almost all RxJava example code and tutorials there is one class that reigns supreme — the Observable. It is the object which makes the whole magic of reactive programming possible. It’s simple — you only have to track 3 events — onNext, onError, and onCompleted and you can apply…

I’m a big RxJava enthusiast. As an Android developer, I use it because it helps streamline my development by cutting down on a lot of the boilerplate that’s generally associated with asynchronous tasks. As I got more comfortable with Rx, though, I noticed that a lot of my use cases…