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Hi!
I am new to android development, yet have committed myself to kotlin/Anko pair. It seems that the development on the Anko side has slowed down a lot. I really love developing my UI in Anko. However, I don't know how to use Android ViewModels with Anko. Are there any examples? Is there a way that I can help?
Android Architecture components provide some much-needed abstractions. I mainly prefer Anko for its speedy layouts vs. inflating XML on runtime. Anko is definitely the future of Android development, but currently, it is competing with android architecture components in lots of ways (Anko SQLite vs ROOM) etc.
I want to know the future of Anko and its place in android development. Currently, I want to leverage android ViewModels with Anko and I can't find an example. Any help?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi!
I am new to android development, yet have committed myself to kotlin/Anko pair. It seems that the development on the Anko side has slowed down a lot. I really love developing my UI in Anko. However, I don't know how to use Android ViewModels with Anko. Are there any examples? Is there a way that I can help?
Android Architecture components provide some much-needed abstractions. I mainly prefer Anko for its speedy layouts vs. inflating XML on runtime. Anko is definitely the future of Android development, but currently, it is competing with android architecture components in lots of ways (Anko SQLite vs ROOM) etc.
I want to know the future of Anko and its place in android development. Currently, I want to leverage android ViewModels with Anko and I can't find an example. Any help?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: