Another example of Clean Architecture with Kotlin: https://github.com/juan1393/CleanArchitecture-Kotlin

https://github.com/Petrulak/kotlin-mvp-clean-architecture Aaaaaaand another example of Clean architecture using Dagger, retrofit and few other libs. What do you guys think ?

MVVM + archi. components VS MVP your experiences. which one is better ?

I like MVVM w/o arch components (having come from WPF) eg https://github.com/alteredworlds/posts - but always ready to improve / learn more

*android-architecture

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@arekolek You should probably remove that channel and just let an admin rename this one

guys, dont be so anal about some small typo, the world is not going to change and we all know what this channel is about 🙂 Rather check my repo, i have added some tests 🙂 https://github.com/Petrulak/kotlin-mvp-clean-architecture

Is this a good place to talk about android components?

An example of Clean Architecture with Koltin: https://github.com/juan1393/CleanArchitecture-Kotlin

It's just a starter kit for now, though

I’m using 3.0.1 in AS 3.0.1

I m trying to build my Music Player app with architecture components but in

MainActivity

when I'm moving items from

Activity

to

ViewModel

there are almost all

android.**

import

that are going in

ViewModel

but what I read is That

ViewModel

class cannot have

android

imports

I just want to know that can i have Android code in

ViewModel

?

Hello, team! In my project I using MVP architecture and have complex screen built on RecyclerView only. It has article content (blocks of text, images and so on), some section dividers and comments. So, question is: who should care about building such screen - presenter or view (adapter)? Should

View

have

View#setArticle

and

View#setComments

methods or only

View#setContent

? Now I have two methods. And it looks OK, but what if..?

Hello guys, what architecture are you currently using?

Currently my favorite architecture is the Clean Architecture, with MVVM in the presentation layer.

@ghedeon try MVU) It's conceptually same as MVI, but less boilerplate and can be implemented without Rx.

call me "courageous" but I stopped using packages for my apps). I just have a root "app" package and the actual application ID is being replaced by gradle. Why have nested folders

com.smoothie.gyroscooter

if you can keep it flat.

If yes can anyone provide steps/article...

@rCorbellini https://github.com/android10/Android-CleanArchitecture-Kotlin

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Is anyone using Kotlin Objects in their Android code? I’m curious what common use cases it has.

Hi there! In most Android sample projects influenced by Robert Martin's clean architecture we have these fetch-something usecase-scenarios in domain layer. But suppose one has this logic: do some background task every minute, everytime you have a result, show a notification. It certainly gets more complicated. If we are to define this logic in domain layer, how would we do that? Or is it a presentation logic (this thing with notification) that we have here (so domain layer doesn't care)? Thanks in advance for your advise.

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If LiveData<T: Any>’s getter returns T?, but the setter only takes T values (non null), and I provide a default value right away (val a = MutableLiveData<String>().apply { value = “” }) - is there any way there the livedata’s value can be null again? Like some under the hood stuff happening? Would be nice it I could call value?.copy() of data class live data without the ? and a default value after that

Is this similar to subscribing in

Activity

? I mean your custom view still have to live inside a `Activity`/`Fragment`, so there is no difference to me if it is custom or not.

@edwardwongtl, sure, but then we could end up having ViewModel as some kind of GOD object, if one can say so. or i'm missing something here.

Not exactly architecture, but how do you manage versions of your dependencies? So far I like this approach from google repository: https://github.com/googlesamples/android-architecture-components/blob/master/GithubBrowserSample/versions.gradle But doing it manually is a donkey work. Also, seems like update hints are lost. And on the top of it, it's hard to believe that 8 years later gradle plugin still can't fucking navigate to a variable definition. Did you stumble upon a plugin that is able to automate it by any chance?