RxJava

Introduction to RxJava for Android Developers

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In the is Lesson you will learn:

How to start with an existing application (or new application) and introduce RxJava
How to create an Observable with the Observable.just() operator
How and why to defer Observable execution with the Observable.defer() operator
How how to create a full RxJava Subsriber with onCompleted(), onError() and onNext() implementations
How to debug simple RxJava errors
How to use the subscribeOn() operator to determine what thread the subscription should occur on
How to use the observeOn() operator to set what thread the subscriber should be notified on
How to set up an RxJava Subscription
How to prevent common memory leaks with subscriptions by unsubscribing
At the end of this Lesson you will be able to take your existing long running tasks (such as AsyncTasks) and transition them into RxJava Observables.

Links
* RxAndroid
* RxJava
* Observable.just() docs
* Observable.defer() docs
* subscribeOn() docs
* RxJava Schedulers
* RxAndroid Schedulers
* Subscription doc
* OkHttp

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Introduction to RxJava for Android Developers

RxJava - Reading Marble Diagrams

RxJava Operators - SubscribeOn

RxJava Operators - observeOn

RxJava defer - Converting slow methods into an Observable

RxJava fromCallable - Converting slow methods into an Observable

RxJava: fromCallable vs defer - The differences between the two operators

RxJava Operators - Observable.just()

RxJava Error Handling with Observable.error()

Grokking RxJava’s Observable.amb Operator

Understanding the RxJava Observable.zip Operator

Retrofit 2 with RxJava

RxJava 2 – compose() operator

RxJava 2: a quick introduction

RxJava 2: Migrating Your First Stream from RxJava 1

RxJava 2 - Disposing of Subscriptions with Disposable