Functional Reactive Programming on Android with Eta

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Explains what functional reactive programming (FRP) means and how to apply it to Android using Eta, a pure functional statically typed JVM language. Covers FRP-relevant features of Eta and demonstrates architecting and building an Android app from scratch using that FRP approach.

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