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Android Starter is a starter project which implements MVP Pattern. It includes libraries:

• RxJava2
• RxAndroid
• Dagger2
• Butterknife
• Crashlytics
• Timber
• GreenDao
• Realm
• Retrofit
• OkHttp
• Gson
• Picasso

An example project for creating machine learning model for MNIST to detect hand written digits.

Android kotlin clean architecture rxjava2 + dagger2 + retrofit2 + realm.

It's a simple MVP implementation. With this library every developer can integration pattern MVP in him project. To add presenter to Activity or Fragment, the developer need write only one row - setPreseter(ExamplePresenter.class);

This library does support MVP pattern for Activities, Fragments and RecyclerViewAdapter.

A Skeleton Android Project for developers to use as a template in order to speed up building a interview test from scratch.

A Mosby based VIPER library for Android.

It allows you to create clean, modular, decoupled and easy to test apps with ease by providing you a neat toolkit for applying the VIPER architecture. It is shipped with the modules generator to relieve you from composing modules by hand and to speed up your development even more!

Android App starter based on Android + MVP + Dagger2 + RxJava2 + Robolectric + Espresso + Mockito + JaCoCo.

This repository contains a detailed sample app that implements MVP architecture using Dagger2, GreenDao, RxJava2, FastAndroidNetworking and PlaceholderView.

A lightweight library which helps to create a view stack as a replacement for fragments and activities, provides transitions and persistence.

Android reactive MVP stack.

The library encourages developers to use Android Clean MVP architecture pattern.

Android MVP is a way to separate Business logic from activities/views/fragments to make them independent of most lifecycle-related events. This way an application becomes simpler, overall application reliability increases up to 10 times, application code becomes shorter, code maintainability becomes better and developer's life becomes happier.

A showcase to demonstrate how to use MVP with RXAndroid.

A showcase of RxJava and Model View Presenter, plus a number of other popular libraries for android development, including AutoValue, Retrofit, Moshi, and ButterKnife. Unit tests covering any business logic and Robolectric tests verifying the ui.

A sample Android app using the MVP architecture, using:

• Dagger2
• mosby
• retrofit2
• RxJava

A sample Android app using the MVP architecture.

Simple lifecycle for your MVWhatever on Android. No kidding.

A playground for MVVM style architecture on Android.

A sample Android application to demonstrate how to build screens as fully independent modules.

It relies on a Finite State Machine (EasyFlow), to handle screens as states and trigger/consume events. Events allow the application to handle navigation between screens. The global context of the FSM is used to pass arguments as a Bundle. It also shows how to use dependency injection (via Dagger 2 for example) in modules.

This way:

• modules are fully independent
• modules declare the dependencies they need
• modules declare the states they correspond to
• modules declare the events that can be triggered
• the hosting application sets up the states it uses (i.e., "screens")
• the hosting application sets up how to navigation between states (with events)
• the hosting application sets up the dependency injection mechanism

Library manages lifecycle of Activities and Fragments, their Presenters and ViewStates.

A Android sample that implements Redux architecture (using Fluxxan and Anvil) and NoSQL (using SnappyDB).