Hands On MvRx: Building Real Apps
summary
MvRx is an Android architecture library built on Jetpack and used at Airbnb for 500+ screens, claiming a new Mavericks screen daily; it is Kotlin-only, scopes business logic to Jetpack ViewModel instances, and models UI as a single immutable state class owned by that ViewModel. Live demos build a counter and a weather/dog app using an async sealed class with an execute extension, show activity vs fragment scoping, constructor DI hooks, and snapshot and interaction testing tools for reliable UI regression checks.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker
- 2:57What is Mavericks
- 5:46Screen as function of state
- 8:57Building a counter app
- 13:30Derived state and multiple screens
- 16:54Async operations with Mavericks
- 20:48Complex app example
- 24:59Fragment implementation
- 29:37Future of Mavericks and testing
- 35:35Q&A and closing
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