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Issue #160
StorIO is a modern API for SQLiteDatabase and ContentResolver. Offers a powerful & simple set of operations: Put, Get, Delete, via an API with type safety, immutability & thread-safety. Offers RxJava support as well.
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Issue #160
The first step to rx-ify your architecture is to change the methods in the data layer so that they returned Observables. The next question is: how do you unit test this?
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Issue #159
Dan Lew shares an technique for quickly loading data either from a cache or remote APIs in RxJava.
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Issue #159
Small library that wraps Google Play Services API in RxJava Observables reducing boilerplate to minimum.
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Issue #158
In this second post of the series, the author fills in the missing gaps in our understanding of his initial statement of what RxJava allows us to do.
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Issue #158
This article focuses on using RxJava and how the operators can minimize the time in common development tasks. RxJava offers a wide range of operators to make your life easier.
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Issue #157
Cédric Beust started using a pretty simple design pattern that uses Rx to offer what is a fairly simple way of managing your database access with RxJava.
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Issue #157
This article takes a simple look at RxJava so you’ll understand what it is and why its awesome.
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Issue #154
This is an ambitious example project of a reference architecture for Android using RxJava for an app based on streams of data.
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Issue #154
Crazy easy to use RecyclerView Adapter for applications using RxJava
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Issue #154
If you are an Android developer and don't recognize the words Dagger 2, RxJava or Retrofit, this series will put some focus on giving the basic ideas of how to use these frameworks together with a Clean Architecture perspective.
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Issue #150
This article is a small walk-through on how to reorganize messy Async code in order to better understand some of the problems that RxJava tries to solve.
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This talk discusses the building blocks of reactive programming, Observables, and how to understand the core parts of push-not-pull programming.
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This article takes some simple synchronous code and gradually walks the reader through moving to a more Rx-like approach to show the effectiveness of RxJava.
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Dan Lew goes beyond the basics of RxJava operators in this presentation.
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Issue #147
In this episode of Fragmented, Donn and Kaushik continue their conversation with Dan Lew on RxJava. In the final part of this 2 part series, they talk about many useful RxJava operators and other intricacies of using RxJava in Android.
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Issue #146
David Gonzalez has published as open source a new Hacker News client that showcases Material Design, RxJava and Firebase.
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Issue #144
We are building PSPDFKit for Android using RxJava & C++14. It's a challenging project that will be used in many apps and there's plenty of work left 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 #143
We are building PSPDFKit for Android using RxJava & C++14. It's a challenging project that will be used in many apps and there's plenty of work left 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 #143
In this blog post you'll learn how to use Transformer to reuse operators with RxJava.
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Issue #142
We are building PSPDFKit for Android using RxJava & C++14. It's a challenging project that will be used in many apps and there's plenty of work left 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 #141
We are building PSPDFKit for Android using RxJava & C++14. It's a challenging project that will be used in many apps and there's plenty of work left 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 #142
In this article you'll learn how to replace AsyncTask and AsyncTaskLoader with rx.Observable.
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Issue #137
Trello is looking for brilliant developers to help us make our Android app even more awesome. Trello for Android is fully native, minSdkVersion is 15, and we are an Editors' Choice. If you're a RxJava addict with experience making highly interactive applications, come join us!
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Issue #136
Trello is looking for brilliant developers to help us make our Android app even more awesome. Trello for Android is fully native, minSdkVersion is 15, and we are an Editors' Choice. If you're a RxJava addict with experience making highly interactive applications, come join us!
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