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

The series about RxJava — Coroutines replacement started here [https://proandroiddev.com/forget-rxjava-kotlin-coroutines-are-all-you-need-part-1-2-4f62ecc4f99b] continues. Now we’re considering more complex case than having a bunch network calls. RxJava is a powerful

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

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi! RxJava is an amazing technology which gave us completely different developer experience on Android apps several years ago, permitting to drop infinite AsyncTasks [https://proandroiddev.com/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-1-c29a5e0ed10e?source=

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One codebase for a mobile application

or how to build multiple products with a single team. Suppose, you have a mobile app you’re working on. Suppose you need to publish a very similiar application with

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Developing Serverless applications with Kotlin and Backendless.com

#Serverless is a trend nowadays. Somebody of my readers may miss this, so let’s explain the term. Suppose, you need to develop a typical web application: some data to

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Android Background in a nutshell - Part V. Kotlin Coroutines

Previous parts: Part I: AsyncTasks [/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-1/] Part II: Loaders [/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-ii-loaders/] Part III: ThreadPools and EventBus [/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-iii-executors-and-eventbus/] Parv IV: RxJava [/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-4-rxjava/] The time came, this is actually the article I am

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Android background in a nutshell. Part IV — RxJava

Last time we talked about using Thread Pool Executors for background work in Android [/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-iii-executors-and-eventbus/]. The problem with that approach we found is that the event sender does know how

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Android background in a nutshell — Part III. Executors and EventBus

Hi, colleagues. This is the third part of the “Android background in a nutshell” series. Glad to see you here again. If this is the first time you open the

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Android Background in a nutshell. Part II — Loaders

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the second part of the series about tools and approaches for Android background. In the previous one [/android-background-in-a-nutshell-part-1/] we mentioned AsyncTasks have several issues with them. Let’

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Android background in a nutshell — Part I

Hi, all! Although there a lot of materials covering the background work in Android applications, the complete guide is always missing due to the pace the instruments for the Android