The Complete RxJava 3 For Android Development Masterclass

The Complete RxJava 3 For Android Development Masterclass, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 103 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 1099 reviews, and has 5349 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn to use ReactiveX ( RxJava / RxAndroid ) in Android projects. Get the ability to quickly integrate RxJava into Android applications Learn to avoid memory leaks. Modify, merge, filter or group data streams efficiently using operators Understand the multi-threading best practices for Android Development. Discover how to control back-pressure using Flowables and Operators. Learn to handle User Interface events effectively using RxBinding Learn to use RxJava with Retrofit to manage remote data streams effectively. Learn to use RxJava with Room Database to handle local data streams effectively. This course is ideal for individuals who are Professional Android developers or Determined students who are willing to become professional Android developers It is particularly useful for Professional Android developers or Determined students who are willing to become professional Android developers.

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Summary

Title: The Complete RxJava 3 For Android Development Masterclass

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 103

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 96

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 104

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 97

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn to use ReactiveX ( RxJava / RxAndroid ) in Android projects. Get the ability to quickly integrate RxJava into Android applications

Learn to avoid memory leaks. Modify, merge, filter or group data streams efficiently using operators

Understand the multi-threading best practices for Android Development. Discover how to control back-pressure using Flowables and Operators.

Learn to handle User Interface events effectively using RxBinding

Learn to use RxJava with Retrofit to manage remote data streams effectively.

Learn to use RxJava with Room Database to handle local data streams effectively.

Who Should Attend

Professional Android developers

Determined students who are willing to become professional Android developers

Target Audiences

Professional Android developers

Determined students who are willing to become professional Android developers

Welcome to my new Android course : ReactiveX in android ,?Android Development? With RxJava/RxAndroid Masterclass.

RxJava is the Java implementation of Reactive Extensions. Everyone agrees that, It has become the single most important skill for professional level Android development over the years. We use RxJava with MVP, we user RxJava with MVVM, We use RxJava with Dagger, Retrofit? and Room. RxJava is everywhere.? ?

Reactive Extensions skill you get from this course can be easily applied with other programming languages as well.

I have been working as a Software Engineer since 2008. I have been teaching? Android Development for many years now. I will share many tips and best practices I leant by working with RxJava and taching RxJava over the years.

By the end of this course, you will be?able to fluently?apply RxJava for your? Android development projects.

RxJava created to make our lives easier. But unfortunately many developers found it very difficult to start with as a result of longer learning curve and unavailability of resources.Many developers spend three or four weeks to figure out Rxjava fundamentals and best practices.

This course has designed to save your valuable time and to spare the pain of self-studying.

The teaching approach I am presenting here have already been successfully tested with my local students. They were able to master RxJava within a very short period of time, so I believe my online students will also get the same results.

?RxJava is a very marketable skill, which is in high demand in the industry today.Whether you are going to use Java or Kotlin for Android Development ReactiveX skill will be a big advantage for you.

?This course is for experienced android developers. You will need at least 3 months of android development experience to start followingthis course. This course contains,

Fundamentals of ReactiveX,RxJava and RxAndroid .? ?

Main operators of RxJava .

RxBinding

Backpreassure

RxJava Subjects.

Retrofit short tutorial

RxJava with Retrofit

Room DB short tutorial

RxJava with Room Database

Case study project examples

Downloadable code samples

Short Notes

Interview Questions

Multiple Choice Questions

I’m so confident that you’ll love this course that?we’re offering a FULL money back guarantee for?30 days! So it’s a complete no-brainer, sign up today with ZERO?risk and EVERYTHING to gain.

So what are you waiting for??Click the buy now button and join the course . Let’s start learning RxJava today.

Note:

During the course to demonstrate different usages of retrofit, we will use TMDB free online REST API? . You may need to provide an email address to sign up and get a free API key from them.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Overview(Watch this first)

Lecture 1: Course Curriculum Overview(Watch this first)

Lecture 2: How To Enable Subtitles(Captions)

Lecture 3: How To Ask Questions In The Course

Lecture 4: How To Download And Use Code Samples

Chapter 2: Introduction To ReactiveX, RxJava and RxAndroid

Lecture 1: Introduction To ReactiveX, RxJava and RxAndroid

Lecture 2: Introduction To ReactiveX, RxJava/RxAndroid Short Note

Lecture 3: Why And When Should We Use RxJava? What Are The Benefits?

Lecture 4: RxJava/RxAndroid Quick Overview

Lecture 5: RxJava Quick Overview ShortNote

Lecture 6: Lets Start From The Zero

Lecture 7: Lets Start From The Zero : Short Note

Lecture 8: Concurrency and Multi-threading With Schedulers

Lecture 9: Concurrency and Multi-threading With Schedulers : Short Note

Lecture 10: Disposables

Lecture 11: Disposables : Short Note

Lecture 12: Disposable Observers

Lecture 13: Disposable Observers : Short Note

Lecture 14: Composite Disposable

Lecture 15: Composite Disposable : Short Note

Lecture 16: Clear and Disposae

Lecture 17: Efficient Way Of Coding

Lecture 18: RxJava Interview Questions Part 1

Chapter 3: Widely Used RxJava Operators

Lecture 1: Just Operator

Lecture 2: FromArray Operator

Lecture 3: Range Operator

Lecture 4: Create Operator

Lecture 5: Map Operator

Lecture 6: FlatMap Operator

Lecture 7: ConcatMap Operator

Lecture 8: Buffer Operator

Lecture 9: Filter Operator

Lecture 10: Distinct Operator

Lecture 11: Skip Operator

Lecture 12: SkipLast Operator

Chapter 4: RxJava Subjects

Lecture 1: RxJava Subjects Part 1

Lecture 2: RxJava Subjects Part 2

Lecture 3: Rx Java Subjects : Short Note

Chapter 5: RxBinding

Lecture 1: Introduction To RxBinding

Chapter 6: RxJava Case Study Project 1: ToDoList App

Lecture 1: Case Study Project Introduction

Lecture 2: Integrate RxJava Into The Project

Lecture 3: Implement Search Using RxJava

Chapter 7: Handling Back-pressure Effectively

Lecture 1: What Is Backpressure? : Short Note

Lecture 2: Handling Back-pressure With Flowables : Short Note

Chapter 8: Retrofit Short Tutorial(If you know Retrofit, please skip this chapter)

Lecture 1: Introduction To Retrofit

Lecture 2: Create A Retrofit Instance

Lecture 3: Create Model Classes

Lecture 4: Interface With URL End Points

Lecture 5: Call Interface

Lecture 6: Path Parameters

Lecture 7: Query Parameters

Lecture 8: @Body Annotation

Lecture 9: Sending HTTP Headers

Lecture 10: Retrofit POST Example Introduction

Lecture 11: Simple Post Example : Part 1

Lecture 12: Simple Post Example : Part 2

Lecture 13: Simple Post Example : Part 3

Lecture 14: How Values A Sent In A HTTP POST Request

Lecture 15: Introduction To TMDB Client App Project

Lecture 16: Get An API Key From TMDB

Lecture 17: Set Up The Project

Lecture 18: Create Model Classes For The TMDB Client App

Lecture 19: Create The Retrofit Instance And Interface With URL End Points

Lecture 20: Get Data From JSON REST API

Lecture 21: View Data Part 1 : RecyclerView

Lecture 22: View Data Part 2 : Swipe To Refresh

Lecture 23: View Data Part 3 : More Info

Chapter 9: RxJava Case Study Project 2: Retrofit With RxJava Example

Lecture 1: Retrofit With RxJava Introduction

Lecture 2: Implement RxJava With Retrofit Project Example

Chapter 10: Room Database Short Tutorial(If you know RoomDB, you should skip this)

Lecture 1: Introduction To Room Data Persistence

Lecture 2: Room Annotations

Lecture 3: Current Project OVerview

Lecture 4: Room DB Setup

Lecture 5: Create Room Entity Classes

Lecture 6: Create Data Access Objects

Lecture 7: Create The Room Database Class

Lecture 8: Implement CRUD Using Room

Chapter 11: RxJava Consumer Interface

Lecture 1: RxJava Consumer Interface

Chapter 12: RxJava With Room Project Example

Lecture 1: RxJava Room Project Part 1

Lecture 2: RxJava Room Project Part 2

Lecture 3: RxJava Room Project Part 3

Chapter 13: MVVM With Rx Java

Lecture 1: MVVM Overview

Lecture 2: Implementing MVVM Wthi Room & RxJava

Lecture 3: Implementing MVVM With Retrofit & RxJava

Chapter 14: Dagger 2 Dependency Injection Short Tutorial (If you konw dagger2 you can skip)

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Dependency Injection Without Dagger 2

Instructors

Anushka Madusanka
Senior Software Engineer and Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 21 votes

2 stars: 21 votes

3 stars: 141 votes

4 stars: 420 votes

5 stars: 493 votes

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