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ossama
08/11/2017, 4:00 PMHelp me here please
I am using the MVP architecture, the fragments are used as the View component of the MVP. What about my activities ? What should they stand for in the MVP ?
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rkeazor
08/11/2017, 5:53 PMBoth the Activity and fragment are the View
and they both need separate presenter
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ossama
08/11/2017, 6:29 PM@rkeazor And I’ll have two View interfaces then ? one for the activity and one for the fragment ?
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rkeazor
08/11/2017, 6:30 PMyep
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ossama
08/11/2017, 6:31 PMMany thanks bro 👍
By the way, do you know any github projects or video explanation doing like so ?
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rkeazor
08/11/2017, 6:31 PMA good resource is on caster.io
they have a good series on it
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ossama
08/11/2017, 6:33 PMYou mean this course Mode View Presenter with Android https://caster.io/courses/mvp/ ??
I really appreciate your help 🙏
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rkeazor
08/11/2017, 7:01 PMno prob dude
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radityagumay
08/14/2017, 5:34 PM@ossama hey, do you still have a problem?
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ossama
08/14/2017, 7:47 PMHey @radityagumay It's ok. Thanks
But if you have any additional helpful information, I'd be so grateful
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radityagumay
08/19/2017, 5:29 PMhttps://github.com/radityagumay/contactapp
i create this repository to showcase MVP works
in context in android, both of Fragment and Activity are views.
In many cases, i prefer using a fragment as a layout inflated, then a activity only for a container for a fragment (i know other people using a fragmentless approach). why should using a fragment instead of directly using activity?
Using a fragment have advantages, you can create a modular ui component for it. lets says, you have has growing and business need, to extend app to tablet. if you using a fragment in previous development, you can easily extend you current code. using modular component also, make your code has single responsibility.
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ossama
08/19/2017, 7:26 PMThanks a lot @radityagumay
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radityagumay
08/27/2017, 2:26 AMYou welcome
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