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However, not many developers know that Fernando reviewed his point of view (in 20). This module distribution is what we call today the “modularization by layer”. I believe everyone knows (and probably uses) this nomenclature even today, eight years later. Basically Fernando suggested there to create three Gradle modules to separate concerns in compliance with The Clean Architecture approach:

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No more ext blocks, no more buildSrc - just one TOML file and you are ready to go:ĭefinitely one of the best new features that can be used for Android app development! Project configuration - Gradle modularizationīack in 2014 when the Android community was just barely crawling in a non-standardized world of app development, this article appeared. Starting from Gradle 7.0 (April 2021) when Version catalogs became an experimental feature and moving to Gradle 7.4 (February 2022) when they were promoted to stable release, they offer standardized and highly-readable way of central declaration for project dependencies. Nevertheless, there should be no similar discussion regarding dependency management. However, I would think twice (and discuss it with a team) about doing the same when developing a bigger app due to build time concerns. Keeping pros and cons in mind, I decided to migrate my Gradle scripts to Kotlin in the sample project.

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Your best bet is manual migration using this Google guide.

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Also, as of today (August 2022), there is no automated way to convert them to Kotlin like we could expect when migrating older code from Java. There are few benefits of it, including better IDE support, however it is well known that build times using Kotlin DSL scripts are somewhat slower than Groovy’s equivalents. Starting from Android Gradle Plugin 4.1.0 (August 2020), it is possible to write Gradle configuration files in Kotlin instead of Groovy language. Build configuration - Kotlin DSL scripts & Version catalog Last but not least, each item is clickable and will navigate to rocket’s details on Wikipedia website. Moreover, data always comes from the local persistence (offline-first approach) and updates when needed (e.g. However, compared to the previous article, I restricted data types from three to only one (rocket fleet) to not obscure the overall picture.

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Just like last time I use the public SpaceX API to download data from the Internet.

Showing and updating UI in a lifecycle-aware manner.

Separation of concerns using The Clean Architecture by Uncle Bob.

Downloading data from public API with offline-first approach.

The main intention was to show good practices using Kotlin features and latest Android libraries from Jetpack in the simplest possible way, so anyone regardless of their level of skill could get the idea of: Same as previously, you can find the repository with my sample project at the end of this post. You still talk too much, just show me your code! Still, grabbing your coffee/tea/mate/whatever you drink is recommended. So if someone would like to dig deeper into the specific topic, then go ahead.

There will be many references and links to not make it too long.

#3 - Treat this blog post as a retrospective review article.

And there are multiple ‘guide’ articles available on the Internet, also being written by libraries’ creators. It would make this blog post an one-hour read.

#2 - This blog post is not a guide to each technology/library mentioned here.

Nonetheless, any feedback is very recommended - we are all here to learn. Some will say the whole project is just an overkill and “boilerplate” for such trivial tasks. There is no single answer to the question asked in the previous paragraph.

#1 - Very advanced Android developers are not the main target audience for this article.

I’ll try to find an answer in this blog post based on my personal experience.īut first, let’s start with few disclaimers: “Which technologies or/and architecture should I use when starting a new project in 2022?” - this question comes to mind for many of us. Some new cutting-edge technologies arose, others that are battle-proven became ‘deprecated’. Lots of things have changed during the last years, also in the Android development world. This article is a follow-up to one I published in April 2019. Some pretty yet completely unrelated article photo found on Unsplash