Async Operations with Kotlin Coroutines — Part 1

Introduction

A coroutine is a computation that can be paused or suspended and resumed at a later time. With coroutines, the suspension points are explicitly declared by the programmer and this can help achieve a…

View Model Creation in Android — Android Architecture Components & Kotlin

LiveData with single events

You may searched for SingleLiveEvent in the Internet to find a good solution for a LiveData that sends events…

Implementing Redux architecture with Flutter

I recently got a chance to use Flutter in a commercial project. Having tried a…

RxJava 2 unit testing tips

Have you started unit testing your RxJava code yet?

Make your Custom View Lifecycle-Aware: it’s a piece of cake

Advanced Kotlin Coroutines tips and tricks

Learn about a few snags and how to get around them

Part 2 — Coroutine Cancellation and Structured Concurrency

In the first part of this article, we explored the basic concepts of Kotlin coroutines including the launch and async coroutine builders. In this follow up article, we will be looking at how to cancel background jobs and…

Creating an Extendable Floating Action Button in Android

How Android Boots Up

The first program that runs on any Android system is the bootloader. Technically, the bootloader is present in any UNIX…