Master RxJava , Dagger with MVVM for Android Development
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Brief Introduction
learn Reactive programming using RxJava, RxAndroid and Kotlin with Dagger , Retrofit and Android Architecture componentsDescription
Hi my friends,
welcome to Master RxJava , Dagger with MVVM for Android Development.This course designed for android developers with no experience in RxJava and Dagger and have basics knowledge in Kotlin and want to use it in their code.
This course has two main courses the first course is RxJava and The second course is Dagger . if you look for any opportunity as Android Developer nowadays then you should learn RxJava and Dagger because these tools are required in any job description and you will be asked to develop sample app using them often to show your skills for the company that you love to apply for it so I think this is very poweful motivation to take this course and master these tools.
By end of this course you will learn
RxJava Basics
RxJava Creation Operators
RxJava Filtering Operators
RxJava Combining Operators
RxJava Transformation Operators
RxJava Subjects
RxJava with Retrofit
RxJava Error handling
RxJava with MVVM Design pattern
RXJava with repository Design Pattern
RxJava with Android Architecture components Like ViewModel,LiveData and Room DataBase
Dagger FundamentalsCourse
How to Use Dagger to architect your apps with View Model Multibinding
Requirements
- Requirements
- have experience in android development
- have basics of Kotlin Programming language
Mahmoud Ramadan
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learn Reactive programming using RxJava, RxAndroid and Kotlin with Dagger , Retrofit and Android Architecture components Hi my friends, welcome to Master RxJava , Dagger with MVVM for Android Development....
