Mobiconf 2018: Ivan Morgillo, Mobimeo
summary
Migrates a monolithic Java/RxJava app into Kotlin with Kotlin coroutines, splitting into feature Gradle modules and a shared core module (networking, persistence, strings) to speed builds and reduce coupling. Replaces heavy annotation processors by segregating modules and replaced Dagger with Koin, keeps Room and Glide where sensible. Uses coroutine builders (launch, suspend), adapters to interoperate with RxJava await adapters, treats Job as a disposable, and discusses error handling (try/catch or Either-style results) and channels for specific async flows.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 5:27Team Developing Strategy
- 9:55Splitting the Codebase in Modules
- 11:50Splitting the App in Future Modules
- 12:45User Management
- 16:39How Do We Start
- 34:35Co-Routine Context Builders
- 42:16Arrow Handling
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