This was my second time attending and speaking at the Droidcon NYC Conference. In 2015, my first conference talk was at this event. It was great to get back to New York and reconnect with many I met a few years ago. I put together a few highlights of what took place below:
Speaking
- Does the new ViewModel component make the MVP pattern obsolete?
- What impact does Kotlin have on an app’s architecture, if any?
- Since LiveData is an Observable, do we still need RxJava?
.@brwngrldev questioning the definition of “the community” was 🔥, as one might expect pic.twitter.com/8JZfHD8sRf
— Christina Lee (@RunChristinaRun) September 25, 2017
Met @vRallev today, the creator of the Android Job library. It’s great to have such a person in the #Android community! #DCNYC17 #AndroidDev pic.twitter.com/X6V9L8fNn6
— Annyce Davis (@brwngrldev) September 26, 2017
Takeaways
share()
operator to have multiple subscribers to your response. Then take different paths/actions based on said response. I had never seen anyone use the share()
operator in that way before. It was very clever!
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