Functional Reactive Programming with Kotlin on Android
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Covers applying functional reactive programming (FRP) to Android app development using the Kotlin language, explaining why Kotlin’s features suit reactive/data-flow programming despite its object-oriented roots. Focuses on practical FRP aspects and the benefits Kotlin brings when building Android apps with reactive patterns.
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- 0:00Intro
- 0:20About Me
- 3:27Programming Paradigm
- 5:24Functions Composition
- 7:18Installation
- 8:22Push vs Pull
- 12:50Scan
- 16:28Debounce
- 17:19FRP Use Cases
- 17:54Handling User Input
- 19:19Why Kotlin
- 20:47Install the Plugin
- 21:09Kotlin and the JVM
- 21:44Nullable Types
- 22:31Data Classes
- 23:00Custom Getters
- 23:51Inline Functions and Default values
- 24:42Elvis Operator
- 25:55The "apply" Function
- 26:43High-Order Functions
- 26:59Extension Functions
- 27:43Java to Kotlin
- 30:22Concise
- 31:38Toasts and Snacks
- 33:34Composability
- 33:58Android Extensions
- 34:39Inflate
- 36:51RxJava and Parallelization
- 37:12Schedulers
- 39:25Functional Reactive Programming
- 40:31Resources
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