Representative sample of some sort.

[JakeWharton]

• Use Toolbar, react to action item presses.
• Use SwipeRefreshLayout, react to pull-to-refresh
• Use EditText, react to text typing
• Use TextViews, bind text to a composite stream

This, or some handful of our operators, should be combined in a representative sample to showcase the ease of binding and composition afforded by these APIs to solve complex interaction problems.

[ZacSweers]

A good example for edittext is username inputs when creating/editing an account. Take the text changes and pipe them right into a nice rx chain to validate and check availability. Loose mobile psuedocode below

watch for text changes
debounce/throttle so they have time to finish typing
filter out invalid usernames
flatmap network request to check username availability
observer's onError and onNext indicate the result to the user

We do it in our app, and it's always one of my go-to examples whenever I show someone how we use rxjava. A similar example could be auto complete filling where the text is first sent to the server and items are returned.

[JakeWharton]

Not sure this is still useful because it doesn't have a strong scope. Maybe we just list a few open source apps which are using this library? I also really don't like that approach since people will make PRs wanting to add every and any app which might not actually be using this library well.

[ZacSweers]

I think linking some examples would be a good middle ground.

[JakeWharton]

Yep. I don't know any other than @f2prateek's Bee. Anyone know more?

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I think linking some examples would be a good middle ground.

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[ZacSweers]

I could put together an example of the classic debounced search query in a gist. I've done it enough times in apps that I should probably just pull it out.

Are you looking for full app examples or also gists and articles? The only concern with external examples though is that they can/will eventually get out of date.

[feresr]

It would be great to have basic sample on how to integrate RxBindings with common architectures (MVP, MVVM) or how to use with the new arch components

[JakeWharton]

That sample would be the same as if you use normal listeners or Observable.create yourself to wrap callbacks though. Seems vastly out of scope.

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[RobLewis]

I'm fairly lost as to how to even start thinking about this. Need a couple of examples to crack open the wall of ignorance. (I'm familiar with RxJava but not in this context.)