App Feedback Thread - April 21, 2018 Android Dev |
- App Feedback Thread - April 21, 2018
- A Guided Tour inside a clean architecture code base
- My favorite examples of functional programming in Kotlin
- Should all Retrofit API methods be called inside one class within an app?
- Does ConstraintSet's suffer with many (40+) views? I got no problem with only 2 main items. I'm using ConstraintLayout 1.1.0.
- Google AdMob AdServing App Question
- Android Architecture Components – ProAndroidDev
- Why I’m refactoring to Kotlin – ProAndroidDev
- Lisa Wray about Libraries
- Dive into Kotlin's Scope Functions: let. run, also, apply, with
- What's your favorite place to store lookup data (read many, write few)
- Open source app with Dagger as good example
- Error handling in RxJava/RxKotlin – AndroidPub
- How to Build A Drawing Android App
- Android Material Design Slidenerd Style
- Brian Plummer about Open source projects
- Working with RecyclerView and multiple view types – Paul Núñez – Medium
| App Feedback Thread - April 21, 2018 Posted: 21 Apr 2018 05:30 AM PDT This thread is for getting feedback on your own apps. Developers:
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| A Guided Tour inside a clean architecture code base Posted: 21 Apr 2018 06:21 AM PDT
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| My favorite examples of functional programming in Kotlin Posted: 21 Apr 2018 10:41 AM PDT
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| Should all Retrofit API methods be called inside one class within an app? Posted: 21 Apr 2018 08:33 AM PDT If I search Google for "Android Retrofit2 example" this article shows up. That example calls an API method ("repoContributors") generated by Retrofit on the button's click event. Straightforward and simple. Now, I read Google's Android architecture article. It has an example of showing user information. The activity just displays ViewModel, and the ViewModel just reads users from Repository and the Repository either gets users from DB or Web. So, in this example, all Retrofit API methods calls would be called only in the Repository. That Google's example is simple, because the server API provides only one type of data, "users". For a real app, the server may have a lot of REST API methods. Many of the API's could be only needed for specific activities (for example, "getting users" is only needed for UserActivity, and "request logout" is only needed in AccountActivity), and there are data that need not be cached. Suppose there is a REST API server, and I have defined lots of its API methods in a Retrofit interface like this. Should I create a giant central API caller class like the following, and all activities should communicate with the server by this class, not by calling someMethod1~someMethod50? But by that way, it seems that in most cases, I would replicate the same method signature in that class, which seems to be tedious. For example, let's suppose an activity wants to send a message to another user on the server. If the Retrofit's class has a method like this, then, the MyGitHubServer would have to have a method And there would be a chain of calls passing the same things. Is this the recommended behaviour? This seems to be a lot of work than just calling Retrofit's sendMessage("doge", "wow") directly inside the button's onClick event. And what if I want to show "Sending failed, retry?" message to the user? If I called the Retrofit API directly in the button's onClick, right in the Callback's onFailure() or onResponse(), after sending that AlertDialog, I could make the call again. But if the structure above is used, wouldn't it be like, [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Google AdMob AdServing App Question Posted: 21 Apr 2018 09:41 AM PDT Hey everyone, have a question about AdMob. I have an app with AdMob, adserving was disabled for it after 3months. I made the requested changes and sent in my appeal. Adserving was reinstated 3days later, however ever since being reinstated my Network requests are down 95%.. I am getting nothing anymore, although my daily organic installs remain on the same pace as before. My question is, yes, they reinstate your app, but do they flag you or penalize you from advertisers? I just can't figure out such a drop off. Wondering if its something with my new code I uploaded after the appeal or is it AdMob just killing my app. Thanks guys [link] [comments]  | ||
| Android Architecture Components – ProAndroidDev Posted: 21 Apr 2018 09:16 AM PDT
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| Why I’m refactoring to Kotlin – ProAndroidDev Posted: 21 Apr 2018 09:15 AM PDT
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| Dive into Kotlin's Scope Functions: let. run, also, apply, with Posted: 20 Apr 2018 10:36 PM PDT
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| What's your favorite place to store lookup data (read many, write few) Posted: 21 Apr 2018 11:29 AM PDT I'm starting my first android project soon. A portion of it is gonna be a spell lookup/search for an RPG. Thus, I'm going to have a decent amount of data that a user will be retrieving several times when using my app. There's still the possibility of needing to update the entries however. Is a simple database the optimal way to go about this? I was thinking maybe ElasticSearch but the inflexibility of the data is a turn off. I'd rather not have to delete and reupload anything that needs an update. Anywho, feel free to throw some ideas at me. Thanks! Edit : also I'd like to have the data stored [link] [comments]  | ||
| Open source app with Dagger as good example Posted: 21 Apr 2018 06:40 AM PDT Hello guys, I am looking for example for really good Dagger usage in Android app, I have seen many but in my opinion most of them had bad practices with unnecessary boilerplate or was too old and I wasnt sure is it really usable. Or maybe Dagger in general is always looking bad? The reason is I finally want to learn Dagger properly without any bad habitants. Preferably in Kotlin but of course it is not must have. Thank you for any help. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Error handling in RxJava/RxKotlin – AndroidPub Posted: 20 Apr 2018 08:47 PM PDT
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| How to Build A Drawing Android App Posted: 20 Apr 2018 11:14 PM PDT
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| Brian Plummer about Open source projects Posted: 21 Apr 2018 12:31 AM PDT
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| Working with RecyclerView and multiple view types – Paul Núñez – Medium Posted: 20 Apr 2018 10:57 PM PDT
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