Clean Android Architecture

Table of contents

1. Clean Android Architecture
2. Contributors
3. About the author
4. About the reviewers
5. Preface
   1. Who this book is for
   2. What this book covers
   3. To get the most out of this book
   4. Download the example code files
   5. Code in Action
   6. Download the color images
   7. Conventions used
   8. Get in touch
   9. Share Your Thoughts
6. Part 1 – Introduction
7. Chapter 1: Getting Started with Clean Architecture
   1. Technical requirements
   2. The architecture of a legacy app
      1. Legacy analysis
   3. Software design principles
      1. SOLID principles
      2. Component cohesion principles
      3. Component coupling principles
   4. Exploring the evolution of Android
      1. Fragments
      2. The Gradle build system
      3. Networking
      4. Humble objects
      5. Functional paradigms
      6. Kotlin adoption
      7. Dependency injection
      8. Android architecture components
      9. Coroutines and flows
      10. Jetpack Compose
   5. Enter clean architecture
   6. Summary
8. Chapter 2: Deep Diving into Data Sources
   1. Technical requirements
   2. Understanding Kotlin coroutines and Flows
      1. Kotlin coroutines
      2. Exercise 02.01 – Using Kotlin coroutines
      3. Kotlin Flows
      4. Exercise 02.02 – Using Kotlin Flows
   3. Using OkHttp and Retrofit for networking
      1. Exercise 02.03 – Using OkHttp and Retrofit
   4. Using the Room library for data persistence
      1. Exercise 02.04 – Using Room to persist data
   5. Understanding and using the DataStore library
      1. Exercise 02.05 – Using DataStore to persist data
   6. Summary
9. Chapter 3: Understanding Data Presentation on Android
   1. Technical requirements
   2. Analyzing lifecycle-aware components
      1. Exercise 3.1 – Using ViewModel and LiveData
   3. Using Jetpack Compose to build UIs
      1. Exercise 3.2 – Navigating using Jetpack Compose
   4. Summary
10. Chapter 4: Managing Dependencies in Android Applications
    1. Technical requirements
    2. Introduction to DI
    3. Using Dagger 2 to manage dependencies
    4. Using Hilt to manage dependencies
       1. Exercise 04.01 – Using Hilt to manage dependencies
    5. Summary
11. Part 2 – Domain and Data Layers
12. Chapter 5: Building the Domain of an Android Application
    1. Technical requirements
    2. Introducing the app's architecture
    3. Creating the domain layer
       1. Exercise 05.01 – Building a domain layer
    4. Summary
13. Chapter 6: Assembling a Repository
    1. Technical requirements
    2. Creating the data layer
    3. Creating repositories
       1. Exercise 06.01 – Creating repositories
    4. Summary
14. Chapter 7: Building Data Sources
    1. Technical requirements
    2. Building and using remote data sources
       1. Exercise 07.01 – Building a remote data source
    3. Building and integrating local data sources
       1. Exercise 07.02 – Building a local data source
    4. Summary
15. Part 3 – Presentation Layer
16. Chapter 8: Implementing an MVVM Architecture
    1. Technical requirements
    2. Presenting data in Android applications
    3. Presenting data with MVVM
       1. Exercise 08.01 – Implementing MVVM
    4. Presenting data in multiple modules
       1. Exercise 08.02 – Multi-module data presentation
    5. Summary
17. Chapter 9: Implementing an MVI Architecture
    1. Technical requirements
    2. Introducing MVI
    3. Implementing MVI with Kotlin flows
       1. Exercise 09.01 – Transitioning to MVI
    4. Summary
18. Chapter 10: Putting It All Together
    1. Technical requirements
    2. Inspecting module dependencies
       1. Exercise 10.01 – Reduce dependencies
    3. Instrumentation testing
       1. Exercise 10.02 – Instrumented testing
    4. Summary
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