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Android Clean Architecture with Kotlin, RxJava and Dagger 2

Even though we are living in the Agile world with a bunch of available Time and Energy management techniques that are easy to implement in…

RxRecipes: Piping into a Subject

The RxRecipes series generally refers to Android and RxJava2, but the same recipes can apply to any Rx implementation and platform (RxJs…

Yet another MVP article — Part 4: RxJava and RxAndroid know how to response

Implementing a sample Android Application using MVP, RxJava, Dagger 2, Retrofit2, Test, and all the brand new modern methods and libraries

Yet another MVP article — Part 2: How Dagger helps with the project

Implementing a sample Android Application using MVP, RxJava, Dagger 2, Retrofit2, Test, and all the brand new modern methods and libraries

Yet another MVP article — Part 1: Let’s get to know the project

Implementing a sample Android Application using MVP, RxJava, Dagger 2, Retrofit2, Test, and all the brand new modern methods and libraries

A Succession Library For Java

Sometime within the last year, I saw Zach Holman’s post “Move Fast and Break Nothing” about how GitHub was able to replace parts of the…

RxRecipes: Wrap your way to Rx

The RxRecipes series generally refers to Android and RxJava2, but the same recipes can apply to any Rx implementation and platform (RxJs…

Understanding the enigma of RxJava (Part 1)

The first thing that came to my mind when I first heard about Functional Reactive Programming (FRP) and RxJava was why?! Why switch from my…

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