Kotlin Flow, StateFlow and SharedFlow Android | by amod kanthe | May, 2024
Kotlin flow provides an efficient way to handle asynchronous data in the form of streams. A Flow basically emits data asynchronously in the form streams these data streams then are consumed by A consumer. A flow is a coroutine-based asynchronous stream that can emit multiple…
Functional Replacement — Changing the control flow of hard structures | by Gabriel Brasileiro | Jan, 2024
Finally, the tests. They are what will give you confidence in future modifications, so if you are building an abstract layer, we need to test it’s outcome! Test structure: As an example, let’s consider a data that invokes a toUpperCase method in its transformation. In…
Why use Flow if we have the powerful ChannelFlow in mobile development? | by First I have fika, then I write apps. | Jan, 2024
Photo by Raimond Klavins on Unsplash I know there are plenty of articles about flow and channelFlow, often highlighting that channelFlow uses Channel behind the scenes. But what does this actually mean for mobile developers? When does the distinction truly matter? Can we have the…
Are you sure you know how Kotlin Flow works?
Kotlin Flow How do Kotlin Flows work? Test your Kotlin Flow knowledge through 8 code examples Data are emited from a Producer and collected by a Consumer. They can be updated by intermediary operators. Flows are now widely used in Kotlin development, in particular in the Android…
How to use Official Mapbox Maps Compose Extension with Permission Flow and FusedLocationProviderClient | by Debanshu Datta | Oct, 2023
Recently Mapbox released its official compose extension just two months back. So I wanted to try it out though it doesn’t support all the existing Mapbox features out of the box in 0.1.0 the release, but I hope they will fix all the shortcomings soon….
Kotlin Flow: Simple yet Powerful Implementation | by Aniket Bhoite | Sep, 2023
Photo by Louis Tsai on Unsplash Ever since Flow was first introduced in Kotlin version 1.3.0, it has become an important and highly discussed topic in the Kotlin community. But why? Flow is a simple yet powerful implementation for asynchronous programming in Kotlin. Flow is…
Efficient Flow Management, High-Order Functions, Jetpack Compose, Circular Progress Indicator, Kotlin, and more! | by Shahla Aliyeva | Aug, 2023
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Kotlin’s Supercharged Flow API — Combining and Merging Flows for Reactive Programming | by Nirbhay Pherwani | Aug, 2023
.combine is a function provided by Kotlin’s Flow API. It allows us to combine two or more flows into a single flow, emitting values whenever any of the source flows emit a new value. This is useful for scenarios where you want to react to…
How to build a Clean SSEClient Flow | by Mário A M Martins | Jul, 2023
Create an Android feature updated in real time by the server in a scalable way! Clean Architecture + SSE client + Kotlin Flow The Android community is very well documented and currently has thousands of libraries and architectural options for us to develop our applications….
Android Studio Live Code Templates, Clean SSEClient Flow, Emoji Cannon, Filament, and more! | by Shahla Aliyeva | Jul, 2023
Just as always, we are reachable via editors@proandroiddev.com. We look forward to reading your feedback, article submissions, and partnership ideas. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter, and see you soon! Cheers, ProAndroidDev Team Sergii Zhuk . Greg Fawson . Andy Dyer . Brian Gardner ….