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  • Issue #356

    pulkovo

    Kotlin friendly library to measure elapsed time for methods, code blocks, RxJava chains
  • Issue #354

    Android Engineer

    We’re searching for product-aware Android engineers to help us on our mission: to make money work for everyone. Within a small cross functional team, you'll work to shape how more than a million people interact with their finances. Our codebase is 98% Kotlin, modularised, and uses RxJava and Dagger.
  • Issue #353

    Android Engineer

    We’re searching for product-aware Android engineers to help us on our mission: to make money work for everyone. Within a small cross functional team, you'll work to shape how more than a million people interact with their finances. Our codebase is 98% Kotlin, modularised, and uses RxJava and Dagger.
  • Issue #352

    Android Engineer

    We’re searching for product-aware Android engineers to help us on our mission: to make money work for everyone. Within a small cross functional team, you'll work to shape how more than a million people interact with their finances. Our codebase is 98% Kotlin, modularised, and uses RxJava and Dagger.
  • Issue #351

    Android Engineer

    We’re searching for product-aware Android engineers to help us on our mission: to make money work for everyone. Within a small cross functional team, you'll work to shape how more than a million people interact with their finances. Our codebase is 98% Kotlin, modularised, and uses RxJava and Dagger.
  • Issue #350

    Android Engineer

    Scalable Capital is a FinTech Startup with a strong focus on technology & quantitative analysis. We aim to revolutionise asset management and are looking for talented new team members! Live our tech stack Kotlin, RxJava & GraphQL. Join us as an Android Engineer and own the complete App life cycle.
  • Issue #348

    Android Engineer @ Scalable

    Get the empowerment to do, implement, improve, fix and propose anything that you think has potential while experimenting with new technologies to get the best out of the Android Platform such as OCR and NFC. If you are interested in our tech stack Kotlin, RxJava and GraphQL contact us today!
  • Issue #346

    Coiny

    Beautiful Crypto currency app on Kotlin + MVP + RxJava2 + Retrofit + Room. It's always good to these libraries in action.
  • Issue #344

    RxJava: Observable Types, Backpressure, and Error Handling

    In this short introduction to RxJava, Eric Decanini takes a look at Observable Types, Backpressure, and Error Handling
  • Issue #344

    A Little Kotlin help on the way to RxJava 2

    In this small post Maciej Witowski will explain how they migrated their app from RxJava 1 to RxJava 2. It's gonna be an interesting read if you gonna face the same task.
  • Issue #340

    RxAnime

    An android app that visually helps to understand the effect of RxJava operators on a stream of data.
  • Issue #339

    I bet your RxJava is on the wrong thread

    Dionysis Lorentzos presents some Rx puzzles to test how well you know subscribeOn and observeOn. You will find all the answers together at the bottom of the article.
  • Issue #339

    RxJava as Simple and as Powerful as I can Make it

    Jacques Smuts show you firstly how powerful RxJava can be in Android development, and secondly how to get started and find the right documentation in the first place because even that is a nightmare.
  • Issue #339

    Chris Banes: Android Suspenders

    This talk focuses on the best practices of using coroutines in your app, including how to handle lifecycle changes with Architecture Components, integration with background job processing, and moving away from RxJava
  • Issue #339

    Chris Horner: RxJava: A Stream of Joy and Woe

    This talk aims to run through anecdotal examples of where RxJava has worked well, and where it maybe wasn’t the best idea.
  • Issue #337

    Netflix's componentization architecture with RxJava + Kotlin

    Netflix's componentization architecture with RxJava + Kotlin by Juliano Moraes.
  • Issue #334

    Android Networking with Coroutines and Retrofit

    In this post, Joe Birch focuses on how we can take an existing network request flow and convert it over to using coroutines instead of RxJava.
  • Issue #330

    Disposing on Android. The right way.

    In this post you'll learn why it's necessary to dispose rxJava at the right time to avoid memory leaks. You'll also learn about a library called disposer (check out Libraries & Code) where you easily specify the callbacks that should dispose the object.
  • Issue #330

    Protein

    Protein is a Kotlin code generator for Retrofit 2 and RxJava 2 based on Swagger.
  • Issue #330

    disposer

    Easily dispose rxJava streams with Android's Lifecycle.
  • Issue #329

    kovenant

    The easy asynchronous library for Kotlin. With extensions for Android, RxJava, JavaFX and much more.
  • Issue #325

    MvRx: Android on Autopilot

    MvRx (pronounced mavericks) is the Android framework that uses Airbnb for nearly all product development. It's build upon the following technologies: Kotlin, Android Architecture Components, RxJava, React (conceptually), Epoxy (optional but recommended) and helps you to stay sane during development.
  • Issue #325

    I exchanged RxJava for coroutines in my Android application

    In this article Paulo Sato explains how he used coroutines as a lighter and maybe faster alternative to RxJava.
  • Issue #324

    Forget RxJava: Kotlin Coroutines are all you need. Part 1/2

    Although RxJava is a powerful library, it is not meant to be used as a tool to manage async work. It is an event processing library. Vladimir Ivanov describes how Kotlin Coroutines can be used instead for async work.
  • Issue #324

    RxBiometric

    RxJava and RxKotlin bindings for Biometric Prompt (Fingerprint Scanner) on Android (added in Android 9 Pie, API Level 28+)