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• Issue #295

  How we migrated from RxJava1 to RxJava2

  To start 2018 on a good note, Nicolas Bridoux decided to take some time to finally do the migration from RxJava1 to RxJava2 in an Android app.
• Issue #295

  RxJava Flowables - What, when and how to use it?

  Aanand Shekhar Roy takes a look at another important part of RxJava: Flowables.
• Issue #295

  RxJava Schedulers — What, when and how to use it?

  In this post, Aanand Shekhar Roy demonstrates the types of schedulers in RxJava and when to use the different types.
• Issue #293

  Modern Android development with Kotlin Part 3 - RxJava

  Mladen Rakonjac's in-depth explanation of RxJava for Android development in a Kotlin context.
• Issue #293

  Building an AutoCompleting EditText using RxJava

  RxJava can simplify the fairly complex interactions needed to build an autocompleting EditText view in Android. Craig Russell walks you through the implementation step by step.
• Issue #291

  The RxJava2 Default Error Handler

  Bryan Herbst looks at a few examples in which applications can crash due to a RxJava stream throwing an exception even if we have implemented onError correctly.
• Issue #290

  RxAndroid: Handle Interrupt With “switchMap”

  Here's an example of how, when combining RxJava Observables, to handle canceling state anywhere along the chain.
• Issue #290

  RxTest

  RxTest is a Kotlin library for testing RxJava
• Issue #290

  Briefly about RxJava Logging

  Tired of writing code to log the behavior of your Observables, Flowables, and more? Check out these Kotlin helper functions by Tomek Polański!
• Issue #289

  ReactiveNetwork

  Android library listening network connection state and Internet connectivity with RxJava Observables.
• Issue #288

  Testing RxJava code made easy

  Niklas Baudy demonstrates a nice hidden treasure in RxJava 2 that was also backported to RxJava 1. It’s the test() function that allows you to easily test RxJava 2 streams.
• Issue #287

  android-disposebag

  Automatically dispose RxJava 2 streams on Android using Lifecycle events
• Issue #287

  Tuning your SQLite with SQLDelight & SQLBrite: Part 1

  If you're resisting using an ORM like Room but you also don't want to write plain SQL and create your own adapters then you should check out this tutorial by Mkhytar Mkhoian. It demonstrates the usages of SQLBrite, a lightweight wrapper around SQLite and how to work with the results using RxJava.
• Issue #287

  Clean Architecture -  Kotlin, Dagger 2, RxJava, MVVM and Unit Testing

  Nice post by Rahul Singh about how to create a clean architecture using  Kotlin, Dagger 2, RxJava, MVVM and Unit Testing. You'll learn about dependency injection and how to wire all these libraries and patterns in a meaningful way.
• Issue #286

  Multi-Threading Like a Boss in Android With RxJava 2

  In this article, Aritra Roy talks about how he leveraged the true multi-threading capabilities of RxJava making complex app development process simple, easy and fun again.
• Issue #285

  9 RxJava 2 Migration Learnings At Runtastic

  The Runtastic team recently migrated their codebase from RxJava v1 to v2. Here are the changes they encountered.
• Issue #283

  Migration to RxJava 2.x

  Dmytro Khmelenko shares some insights on his experience migrating to RxJava 2.x, some issues he found, and the way he solved them.
• Issue #283

  Rx2Firebase

  Rxjava 2.0 wrapper on Google's Android Firebase library.
• Issue #283

  Rx2Firebase : Firebase + RxJava

  Francisco García Sierra introduces Rx2Firebase, a Rxjava 2.0 wrapper on Google’s Android Firebase library.
• Issue #281

  Android Engineer

  Join Robinhood, a free-stock trading app democratizing access to America's financial system. As a core member of the Android team, you'll directly impact the business by improving our award winning app. You’ll also work with the latest technologies like Kotlin, RxJava, Dagger 2, and Room.
• Issue #280

  Testing Concurrency in RxJava

  Nick Cruz implements concurrent streams every now and then using RxJava. Here he dives into an example and tests whether or not it’s actually running concurrently.
• Issue #280

  Ribble

  Simple Dribbble Client using Dribbble API, fully written in Kotlin. Lots of goodies in there since it uses a lot of great libraries like Dagger 2, RxJava 2, RxAndroid 2, Room for ORM and many more.
• Issue #279

  Building Offline-First App using MVVM, RxJava, Room and Job Queue

  Here's a working example of an offline app using MVVM, Google’s new Lifecycle Architecture Components, Android Priority Job Queue library, Room, RxJava2, Dagger Android 2.11, Retrofit, ButterKnife.
• Issue #279

  The missing RxJava 2 guide: Supercharge your Android development

  Here is a deep dive by Aritra Roy on the core concepts of RxJava, with the help of several real-world examples, and easy-to-understand code samples that will help the fundamentals stick in your memory.
• Issue #278

  TheContext 14: the Present and Future with David Karnok

  In this episode Artem and Hannes chatted with David Karnok about present and future of RxJava.