Ow lol

Hahaha. Thanks my bad simple smile

you can make this even easier to use by using an extension function instead of a transformer

Hmm yeah, but this way I can mock them out in my presenter

makes sense

Thanks 👍

I guess this is the right place to share my sample https://github.com/damianpetla/RxSample I am handling there configuration changes with RxJava

@damianpetla: would probably be best if you included some information in the README of how it works rather than making people scrape the code

@Zac Sweers: will do, that was my plan but didn’t have time yet to do it properly simple smile

I don't get it. Seems like you just put things on the application class.

Less surviving activity configuration change and more putting your dependencies somewhere free of the lifecycle

If you want to actually survive a configuration change with something transient you can use the non-config instance retaining methods on Activity

Maybe saying surviving configuration change is not the right word. My intention was to use Rx to prevent stopping background operation. It was more an exercise to see how

replay

works.

yeah. it's a good approach.

you don't even need to subclass application and hang things off it, the traditional singleton pattern for holding your dependency graph works too

I tried to use Kodein DI same as I would do it with Dagger, isn’t Application class not the right place to setup dependency graph?

it's fine, just has some potential problems for multi-process apps and apps which use content providers

those aren't the norm so it usually isn't a problem

I see, thanks for a tip

@jw: is Dagger handling such potential problems under the hood? just curious

no

readme updated

Hello, did anyone saw this library ? https://github.com/google/agera

Seems like Mr. Wharton got copy/pasted once again

I don’t think so, “Reactive” paradigm in that repo is not based on RxJava

yea, I’m not sure what they’re trying to do here

it seems like rx with a bunch of boilerplate code slapped onto it

The one issue open right now have a really good discussion, basically, it was born inside of Play Movies and them extracted and made open source. https://github.com/google/agera/issues/20

Not specifically related to Kotlin, but I think my blog post could interest people here https://spring.io/blog/2016/04/19/understanding-reactive-types

Did anyone tried to implement pagination with Retrofit2 and RxJava? I am trying to get ALL milestones from GitHub repo. I know that first request provides

Link

header where I can get url for next request. I don’t know how to combine those next request with the original one so at the end I could subscribe and get ALL milestones