Search
You can now search through our
archive
!
Please specify a keyword
-
Issue #278
In this post Ala Hammad shows how to implement Room with nice way without touching UI thread, with everything in background using RxJava.
-
Issue #278
Nikita Kozlov explores a method to keep the UI instantaneous and responsive while updates to the backend are handled gracefully using RxJava and backpressure.
-
Issue #277
In this tutorial, Chike Mgbemena demonstrates handling concurrency using RxJava 2: what it is, the different Schedulers available, and how to use the subscribeOn() and observeOn() concurrency operators.
-
Issue #276
Live streamed from GDG Boulder
-
Issue #275
To understand how to use Realm effectively with RxJava2, Gábor Váradi delves into why Realm is suitable to be exposed as a reactive event source, and how to use its reactivity to the fullest.
-
Issue #274
Dávid Karnok, a maintainer of RxJava, takes a look at the viability of writing RxJava with Kotlin Coroutines.
-
Issue #274
Customizing Calendars can be a PITA. This is why the guys at MOLO17 released their library. It's pretty dependency heavy (ButterKnife, RxJava2, Retrolambda) but the stack is modern and it's easy to use.
-
Issue #271
In this episode of Fragmented, RxJava paragon of the Android – Dan Lew, returns for a record 3 and 1/2 time.
-
Issue #270
In this article by Ricardo Belchior you'll learn how to buffer certain actions (and thus taking off load from your backend) using RxJava.
-
Issue #270
In this article Aris Papadopoulos will explain how to properly create an Analytics system while following the SOLID principles and using RxJava2 for the heavy lifting.
-
Issue #270
Intersting post by Tamás Kozmér how to make complex API requests simple using RxJava and Kotlin. You will learn how to create a model constructed from multiple requests.
-
Issue #269
A library to make StackTraces involving RxJava2 more meaningful (they will always point to your code!).
-
Issue #269
Here's a nice overview of everything that you often need to look up when writing RxJava code.
-
Issue #269
Once you start writing RxJava code you realize that some things can be done in different ways and sometimes it’s hard to identify best practices right away. Error handling is one of these things.
-
Issue #268
As Android Developers we have tons of choices when it comes to handling concurrency. This guide focuses on ReactiveX for Java (RxJava). This is a full blown ultimate guide about learning RxJava.
-
Issue #268
Room Rxjava example shows how to fetch data as observable from database using room so that observable not only emits data but also emits data as it changes in the database
-
Issue #267
A library that manages state using RxJava 2.
-
Issue #267
RxJava wrapper for Android Play Billing Library.
-
Issue #266
An IdlingResource for Espresso which wraps an RxJava Scheduler.
-
Issue #265
Nubank is a young Brazilian credit card issuer trying to disrupt the financial services industry with unparalleled usability, design and customer service. Work with Kotlin, RxJava2, Dagger2, SOLID and Clean Architecture patterns on an app with 2MM users and consistently 4.8 rating on play store.
-
Issue #264
Andrew Kelly covers the first 3 patterns you’ll need when building an Android app and choosing to use RxJava as part of your architecture, specifically around making network requests to an API.
-
Issue #263
In this first part, Kaushik Gopal dives into making sense of the RxJava 2 changes from the point of view of a RxJava 1 user.
-
Issue #263
Artem Zin wanted to address a couple nitpicks with Kashik's RxJava 1 -> 2 conversion article from this week.
-
Issue #263
Florina Muntenescu shows how to do observable queries in Room with RxJava.
-
Issue #261
In this two part tutorial Arkady Gamza will tell you how to use RxJava with the Camera2 API to get selfies from the camera.
-