Sample Android app that I use as a reference for new Android projects. It demonstrates the architecture, tools and guidelines that I use when developing for the Android platform.
This sample demonstrates a basic Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) architecture and provides a foundation on which the other samples and projects are built. This sample uses RxJava 2 to implement concurrency, and abstract the presentation and data layers.
This sample is based on the TODO-MVP-RXJAVA project and uses RxJava 2 for communication between the data model and ViewModels layers.
Libraries and tools included:
- JDK 1.8
- Android SDK.
- Android 10 (API 29).
- Latest Android SDK Tools and build tools.
This project follows architecture guidelines that are based on MVVM (Model View ViewModel).
Building an app with RxJava is not trivial as it uses new concepts.
Developers need to be familiar with RxJava, which is not trivial.
Very High. Given that the RxJava Observables are highly unit testable, unit tests are easy to implement.
High.
Medium as RxJava is not trivial.
Copyright 2019 Khalid ElSayed.
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