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Sample project created to show some of the best Android practices to work in the Android UI Layer. The UI layer of this project has been implemented using MVP or MVVM (without binding engine) to show how this patterns works. This project is used during the talk "EffectiveAndroidUI".

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Sample project created to reinforce some of the main concepts described in the tech talk "Effective Android UI".

In this repository you are going to find some interesting samples like:

  • MVP and MVVM (without data binding engine) samples.
  • How to use fragments.
  • How to use Dagger to implement dependency injection.
  • Use resource qualifiers to change the layout used in different screen sizes.
  • Use resource qualifiers to change the layout used in different screen densities.
  • Use resource qualifiers to change the layout in different Android version.
  • How to use styles and themes.
  • How to communicate fragments in the same activity.
  • Butterknife library usage to avoid UI duplicated code.
  • Uniform naming for Android resources.
  • How to use Navigator or ActionCommands to implement the navigation inside the application.
  • Use resource custom qualifiers to split resource files by domain.
  • Different layout usage: RelativeLayout, LinearLayout, FrameLayout.
  • Usage of merge, include and view stub.
  • Correct ListView implementation with view recycle using Renderers.
  • Interactor implementation described in the talk "Software Design Patterns on Android".
  • Usage of Dagger to implement two different scopes: Application scope and Activity scope.

Implementation description

EffectiveAndroid UI Video - Spanish

EffectiveAndroid UI Slides - English

Screenshots

Demo Screenshot 1 Demo Screenshot 2 Demo Screenshot 3

Libraries used on the sample project

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License

Copyright 2014 Pedro Vicente G贸mez S谩nchez

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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