Introduction to RxJava for Android Developers

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