Pet project using Clean Architecture + MVVM + Reactive Extensions + Android Architecture Components. The data are fetched from LondonTheatreDirect API. 🎭
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Pet project using Clean Architecture + MVVM + Reactive Extensions + Android Architecture Components. The data are fetched from LondonTheatreDirect API. 🎭
The template project that uses Android Architecture Components with Repository pattern. The simple app that uses awesome Fuel library instead of Retrofit for perfoming HTTP request. The app also persists data using the Room library and display data in RecyclerView.
A GitHub user tracking app, inspired from a GIF. 🕵️ Can be considered as a demo project to showcase MVVM with latest android development tools
A light but scalable view-model library with react hooks
An Unreal Engine 5 Model-View-ViewModel Plugin with automatic data binding to use in UMG Widget, Actor, and Object Blueprints
Xamarin Forms ViewModel First Navigation
Android ViewModel instantiation made effortless.
Minimalist chess clock for Android
Extension for EFCore that decouples the read model from entities themselves
A simple app used to demonstrate clean architecture with coroutines and MVI
Probably not the last JS framework you'll live to see
Dicoding.com Submission for Fundamental Android Class (BFAA)
ViewModel pattern implementation and extended form builder
In this repository, the blog project I developed with .net core has deleting, updating, adding and listing features for all controllers. I used the classes I mapped using IOC container by matching them in .netcore's built-in ioc container.
Simple Parking Spot Finder made to practice with google maps
A sample Android application using MVVM, Android Architecture Components
Android application written in Kotlin which displays Star Wars films.
A mod that let you change the hands positions 👐
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