Design Reactive Apps in Kotlin
summary
Builds a lightweight agent component in Kotlin that tracks jobs by ID and stores Disposables in a map (uses Completable/Single from RxJava), preventing duplicate executions and offering killMe/saveMe strategies to pick which duplicate wins. Adds group keys (map of maps) so group-level kills cancel related jobs, supports lifecycle hooks to cancel all on destroy, and allows persistence and plugins. Example run cancels the first two duplicates and lets the third complete.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:41Problem Statement
- 4:55Solution Explanation
- 7:28Simple Solution
- 11:42Static Utility
- 13:09Strategies
- 15:16Implementation
- 22:59CreateAxe
- 24:35Named arguments
- 25:03Previously
- 26:26Lifecycle
- 30:06Outro
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