Reactive Extensions are widely used on large scale successful Android applications, and for this, the most popular library is an adaptation of these Reactive Extensions, the very well known RxJava.
What if we could use the existing Kotlin suspending functions asynchronously to return more than a single value?
How could we return multiple asynchronously backed results in Kotlin?
Kotlin Flows to the rescue!
Would Kotlin Flows replace RxJava in the long term on the Android platform?
How could we start migrating smoothly to Flow on hybrid (Java & Kotlin) languages apps?
Can we fully avoid using callbacks now? StateFlow to the rescue!
Conferences or meetups:
- Droidcon EMEA #dcEMEA #droidconEMEA (October the 9th 2020)
- Madrid Android Developer Group (MADG) meetup - Spanish language (November the 10th 2020)
- Kotlin London (KDU) meetup (December the 2nd 2020)
- Droidcon APAC #dcAPAC #droidconAPAC (December the 14th 2020)