An Android application for sharing good stuff happened for you in all day with other people =)
Receiving good news by notification on your screen in every hour =)
Reporting Bad/Sad text in the app with only 2 buttons =)
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Good News app is based on Modular Android app architecture. I was a newbie in using this architecture at the first of project, but after reading many codes and articles about this wonderful architecture I'm finally ready to develop apps using this architecture
- You can learn how to use Modular architecture in an Android project.
- You can learn how to apply Clean Architecture in an Android project.
- You can learn how to use Dagger in Android in general and how to use it in a modular project.
- You can learn how to use Retrofit in an Android project.
- You can learn how to use Epoxy for easier working with RecyclerViews.
- You can learn how to use LiveData and ViewModel from the Architecture Components.
- You can learn how to use Navigation from the Jetpack Components.
- You can learn how to use Coroutines and Concurrency in Kotlin.
| Details | Author | Links |
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| Tedu (open source project) | Mahdi Phelat | Link |
| Modularizing Android Applications | Marvin Ramin | Link |
| Android Modular Architecture Example | Frederik Götz | Link |
| Modularizing Android Applications | Joe Birch | Link |
| Simplifying Recycler View with Epoxy in Kotlin | Navendra Jha | Link |
| Dagger 2 Multibindings Illustrated | Elye | Link |
| Android Architecture Components Advanced Navigation Sample | Android | Link |
| Injectable Android ViewModels | Andrzej Zabost | Link |
| Epoxy – RecyclerView on steroids | Seyed Jafari | Link |
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