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Issue #176
Matthias Käppler gives an overview of what our Android application architecture has evolved into, and how the use of RxJava for dealing with asynchronous streams of events has impacted its design, from data sources, to business logic and presentation.
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Issue #174
This library allows the usage of RxJava with the new Android M permission model.
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Issue #174
When starting to use RxJava you have to create Observables. They are at the very core of RxJava. But how to do so?
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Issue #174
In this talk from Droidcon NYC 2015, Juan Gomez explains why you should use FRP, and covers three main topics: reactive extensions, observers & descriptions, and intermediate topics around RxJava.
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Issue #173
In this FREE O’Reilly e-book, mobile software engineer Matt Dupree introduces you to RxJava basics and then uses a real-world scenario to demonstrate how this library makes quick work of tasks that can often become messy and inflexible.
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Issue #173
James McDonald explores Android’s threading abstractions and explains why RxJava can provide a more satisfying API for expressing asynchronous operations.
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Issue #171
RxJava is asynchronous by nature, so unit testing it might seem a daunting at first, especially if you use that asynchronous interaction to test stuff. Luckily, RxJava (and RxAndroid) come with a couple of tools that will make our life a lot easier.
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Issue #170
A quick intro to RxJava, RxAndroid with lots of code snippets.
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Issue #170
Donn Felker shows how using RxJava with AIDL Services will help us clean up the interface to consume the AIDL service – making it easier to work with.
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Issue #168
This library extends AssertJ core with the aim of providing elegant assertions to test RxJava Observables.
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Issue #168
In Java it’s common to work with listeners. And if you work with RxJava, you will prefer to use an Observable instead of listeners. But what if you have to deal with a library and you cannot change the source code?
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Issue #167
We are building PSPDFKit for Android using RxJava & C++ 14. It's a challenging project that is used in many apps and there's plenty of work to be done. We have a talented team, who enjoy the benefits of working in a remote environment. If you're up for a challenge, send us your resume.
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Issue #167
Constant Contact, Inc. is seeking a senior Android Developer who will help us build the next level of SMB Android apps. You will be working closely with our team of Android and iOS mobile developers, building some of the core technologies that we integrate in the app using RxJava, Dagger and more.
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Issue #166
We are building PSPDFKit for Android using RxJava & C++ 14. It's a challenging project that is used in many apps and there's plenty of work to be done. We have a talented team, who enjoy the benefits of working in a remote environment. If you're up for a challenge, send us your resume.
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Issue #166
ReactiveNetwork is an Android library listening network connection state and change of the WiFi signal strength with RxJava Observables
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Issue #165
We are building PSPDFKit for Android using RxJava & C++ 14. It's a challenging project that is used in many apps and there's plenty of work to be done. We have a talented team, who enjoy the benefits of working in a remote environment. If you're up for a challenge, send us your resume.
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Issue #165
A common question most android developers have when using RxJava is: how do I cache or persist the work done by my observables over a configuration change?
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Issue #165
Artem Zinnatulin has decided to make full code review of RxJava sources, understand it better, create issues and PRs if he's found something suspicious (especially with respect to Android)
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Issue #165
This is a work-in-progress repository with real-world useful examples of using RxJava with Android.
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Issue #164
We are building PSPDFKit for Android using RxJava & C++ 14. It's a challenging project that is used in many apps and there's plenty of work to be done. We have a talented team, who enjoy the benefits of working in a remote environment. If you're up for a challenge, send us your resume.
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Issue #164
Dan Lew writes about using RxJava's defer() as a tool for ensuring Observable code runs when subscribed (rather than when created).
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Issue #164
RxJava is a great library, but it’s not easy to get started. The article outlines different approaches to unit testing Observables.
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Issue #164
Colin Lee provide a quick introduction to the concepts of Java 8 streams, then dives into Netflix's library providing reactive extensions to Java, RxJava.
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Issue #161
Ivan Morgillo's talk from droidconDE 2015 is a practical journey from basic Reactive Programming and Observer Pattern concepts to the main feature of RxJava, with practical code examples and a real-world app.
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Issue #160
A presentation aimed at beginners who have heard about RxJava and want to see what all the fuss is about. Kaushik Gopal (co-host of Fragmented podcast) provides primers on RxJava and RxAndroid, then looks at implementing real-world use cases in Android with RxJava.
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