Handling View State and Events with RainbowCake
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RainbowCake claims a concrete Android architecture built on Jetpack and Kotlin that handles a single non-null view state and one‑time events by customizing LiveData rather than just restating MVVM or MVI. It uses coroutines (viewModelScope), an enforced initial state, a non-null viewstate property, a distinct transformation, a LiveData that returns pending values, single‑shot and queued single‑shot live data with an internal live data collection for multiple observers. The framework is unit tested, production‑used, and modular (Dagger/Koin integrations; 1.0 imminent).
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