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• Issue #259

  Retrofiting on Android with Kotlin

  Segun Famisa talks about how do REST API consumption in your applications using Retrofit + Kotlin + RxJava.
• Issue #258

  Senior Lead Android Developer

  Once is a dating app with 4M+ dls and 8m EUR in funding. We're looking for a strong lead developer focused on continuous delivery and quality. You are fluent in RxJava, Dagger 2 and have the will to build a great product.Come join a cool start-up located in Angel and help bring it to the next level.
• Issue #258

  Room — Getting Started

  Room, a persistence library, is part of the new Architecture components for Android. Tony Owen shows examples of its use in Kotlin and RxJava.
• Issue #257

  Advanced RxJava and Conductor

  Two presentations from NYC Android Meetup: Practical Networking with RxJava, Stephen D'Amico & Conductor: A Pragmatic Approach to Building Reusable Views, Yousuf Haque
• Issue #255

  LCE: Modeling Data Loading in RxJava

  Here's a nice approach to showing Loading / Content / Error messages with RxJava.
• Issue #254

  Managing State with RxJava by Jake Wharton

  RxJava's use in building Android apps has grown rapidly! Combining and composing synchronous and asynchronous sources of data has become easy. That burden that remains is where to put the overall state of the application and how to handle its changes. This talk will be an exploration in how we can increase the confidence and determinism of our app state.
• Issue #253

  A nice combination of RxJava and DiffUtil

  Erik Hellman shares how to use RxJava to execute DiffUtil calculations on a background thread.
• Issue #252

  Traceur

  Easier RxJava2 debugging with better stacktraces
• Issue #251

  Android Engineer

  We would love to hear from you if you want to build great software using Dagger 2, RxJava and Retrofit! The App Business are looking for experienced Android Engineers to work in a fast-paced, Agile environment delivering sophisticated software for the likes of TfL, Met Office and Unilever.
• Issue #250

  Writing Concise Code with Kotlin and RxJava

  Ribeira dos Caldeirões shows how using RxJava with Kotlin can be far more concise and readable than with Java.
• Issue #248

  Building the best banking app in the world @ Monzo

  We're building a bank for the 21st century, and we want a 4th product-aware Android engineer to join our team. Our designers care about a slick native experience & understand Android best practices. We use an MVP architecture, RxJava, and our minimum SDK is 21 🎉 Join us!
• Issue #248

  GuildWars2_APIViewer

  Guild Wars 2 API Viewer utilizes Dagger 2, Databinding, Retrofit 2, and RxJava 2, in conjuction with MVVM architecture.
• Issue #248

  Clearer RxJava intentions with Single and Completable

  You should consider using two wonderful RxJava 2 constructs called Single<T> and Completable. Valentin Hinov shares some examples of how to use them.
• Issue #247

  Building the best banking app in the world @ Monzo

  We're building a bank for the 21st century, and we want a 4th product-aware Android engineer to join our team. Our designers care about a slick native experience & understand Android best practices. We use an MVP architecture, RxJava, and our minimum SDK is 21 🎉 Join us!
• Issue #247

  5 Not So Obvious Things About RxJava

  Whether you’re new to RxJava, or have used it for a while, there’s always something new to learn. While using the framework, Jag Saund learned 5 not so obvious things about RxJava 1.2 that helped me maximize its potential
• Issue #247

  Testing RxJava2

  Here's a look at all the features RxJava 2 provides for testing.
• Issue #247

  Simplify Concurrency with Reactive Modelling on Android

  Christopher Arriola shares an in-depth look at using RxJava for modelling standard application operations.
• Issue #246

  Making RxJava code tidier with doOnSubscribe and doFinally

  As Valentin Hinov got more comfortable with Rx, he noticed that a lot of use cases for RxJava follow the same pattern in their setup and finish logic. He shares a technique for reusing some of the common logic.
• Issue #245

  How to leak memory with Subscriptions in RxJava

  Marcin Robaczyński explores one of the pitfalls in how easy it is to create a memory leak with RxJava’s Subscriptions.
• Issue #245

  RxJava for the Rest of Us

  Hugo Visser goes over what RxJava is and how you can use it to solve problems in your Android apps. He also discusses how you can prevent shooting yourself in the foot by looking at common mistakes.
• Issue #244

  Intro-To-RxJava

  An extensive tutorial on RxJava
• Issue #243

  Practical challenges for RxJava learners

  Sergii Zhuk introduces an RxJava coding challenge to help learn some of the intricacies of Rx programming.
• Issue #242

  RxJava Release 2.0.5

  This new version includes the ParallelFlowable API that allows parallel execution of a few select operators such as map, filter, concatMap, flatMap, collect, reduce and so on.
• Issue #241

  Reptar

  A collection of useful RxJava 2.X classes
• Issue #240

  RxAndroid Tutorial

  Artem Kholodnyi implements a whole UI example using RxJava & RxAndroid.