Making a Kotlin, Architecture Components, Rx and Coroutines sandwich
summary
Kotlin, Coroutines, Koin and Android Architecture Components combine into a concrete app pattern: feature-by-feature modules, a scope retainer ViewModel that creates and clears a Koin DI scope per screen to survive rotations, BroadcastChannel-based view state streams (or Rx if preferred), and a Result/Mapable layer that turns Retrofit responses into validated domain objects. Room and Retrofit live in reusable core modules. The claim: modularization speeds builds and isolation — real project cuts build time dramatically (from minutes to under a minute) and avoids config-change leaks.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to modern Android
- 1:25Project structure evolution
- 6:25Functionality specific modularization
- 12:23Handling configuration changes
- 16:38Improving data flow with FP
- 25:16Benefits of modularization
- 29:47Key takeaways and advice
- 31:12Q&A session
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