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Exploring the possibilities of Unidirectional D...

Exploring the possibilities of Unidirectional Data Flow Architectures on Android

Unidirectional data flow is a simple architecture used to design applications that are easy to reason about. It opens the doors to interesting possibilities. Namely, time travel debugging, improved testing, and the ability to deterministically reproduce bugs..

We’ll start with a tour of existing approaches and demo a current web implementation. Then, we’ll discuss the history. Afterwards, we’ll introduce a Java library for writing Android apps and present a demo with code examples. Finally, we’ll present a few more interesting avenues of exploration: Hot Reloading, better bug reporting, etc.

Guillaume Lung

November 10, 2015
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  1. DX

  2. NO

  3. YES

  4. • This presentation examples. • Unidirectional use interface architectures by

    André Staltz • Facebook flux documentation. • Presentation of Redux by Dan Abramov at Go Reactive. • Presentation of Cycle.js by André Staltz at Go Reactive • ELMLang and the ELM-architecture tutorial • Redux-Java • Kotlin • RxBindings • The SoundCloud android app. architecture by Matthias Käppler at Goto Resources