Example that shows a possible way of structuring the code in an Android app by making use of Kotlin coroutines.

This is based on the stable version of coroutines.

The example is provided with both MVP and MVVM architectures (making use of Clean Architecture as well).

For more information on the ideas used in this source code, check the Kotlin Coroutines in Android series:

• Part 1: Introduction
• Part 2: The basics
• Part 3: Coroutines in Android Studio
• Part 4: Running coroutines sequentially or in parallel
• Part 5: Coroutine cancellation
• Part 6: Exception propagation
• Part 7: A small DSL for Android apps development
• Part 8: MVP and MVVM with Clean Architecture
• Part 9: Combining multiple tasks with the operators on collections
• Part 10: Handling callbacks
• Part 11: Channels
• Part 12: Testing

License

Copyright 2019 Andrea Bresolin

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