Mvi

Seeking to manage the complexity of ViewModel? You got it! — In the ever-evolving world of Android app development, staying up-to-date with the latest trends and approaches is crucial for building high-quality, maintainable, scalable applications. One such approach that has gained significant popularity in recent years is the MVI (Model-View-Intent) architecture pattern, combined with Clean Architecture principles.

MVI stands for Model-View-Intent, and it is an architectural pattern used in Android app development. In this pattern, the user interface (UI) is divided into three parts: the Model, the View, and the Intent. Model: represents the state of the UI and the business logic of the application. …

If you are naive to MVI then first please check this blog. Here I want to demonstrate how we can use reducers in MVI. Let's check this with an example. We first implement a reducer for this very simple counter-example, without any asynchronous calls. Model: First, we define the data…

MVI (Model-View-Intent) and Redux are both popular state management architectures for Android app development. To know what is MVI and how you should implement this in your project check out this blog. While they share some similarities, they have some important differences that you should consider when choosing between them. MVI (Model-View-Intent) Architecture: Pros: …

MVI, or Model-View-Intent, is a architectural pattern for building Android apps that separates the concerns of the app’s data, user interface, and user interactions. Model: Represents the data and business logic of the app. …

If you are reading this, you probably have read about MVI and all its advantages and disadvantages. You might also have found lot of theory but only a few of them actually tell you how to implement it. I have created a tool for myself, inspired by the Orbit’s concept…

MVI If you have some doubts about this architecture, check my other article. I would not say here we have one more layer. Basically here we a particular way to send signals from the view layer to the connector layer. That connector could be a ViewModel, Presenter or other kind of…

This Part one contain the basic of MVI pros and cons and also why i choose MVI for KMM. Part Two will explore more about MVI implementation on KMM, also few library that support on it such as Ktor, Kotlin-Serialization, Jetpack Compose and Swift UI. Preparation Component that you need…

MVI Theory This Architecture is based again on 3 layers: Model, View, Intent Model (Exactly like in MVC, MVP, MVVM) The model contains Databases, business rules, and access to external resources. Intent First of all, do not confound this concept with the native class Intent that belongs to the Android library, it…