Functional on Android: Lambdas, Rx, and Streams in Your App
About the content This talk was delivered live in October 2016 at Mobilization. The video was transcribed by Realm and is published here with the permission of the conference organizers. On Android, more and more developers are attracted to the functional programming-style concept of declarative data manipulation using lambdas. Java 8 has a new streams API, but it’s limited to Android N. Backports
Exploring RxJava 2 for Android (GOTOcph October 2016)
This talk will be an exploration on why reactive programming works so well for Android and how to use RxJava to apply it. Video: https://www.youtube.…
RxJava meets Android Data Binding
Probably every Android developer is using or at least heard about RxJava. Currently, there are lots of libraries that use the reactive approach, let RxPreferences, RxLocation, RxPermissions, RxWear, RxBinding serve as an example. But let’s go back to the beginning. Here at Tango we are using RxJava in every Android project because it accelerates application development and helps us in the fight wi
Converting callback async calls to RxJava
Since we started using RxJava in our Yammer Android app we’ve often encountered APIs that don’t follow its reactive model, requiring us to do some conversion work to integrate them with the rest of our RxJava Observable chains. APIs usually offer one of these two options when dealing with expensive operations: A synchronous blocking method call (expected to be called from a background thread)An as
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