The RxJava library—a Java virtual machine (VM) implementation of Reactive Extensions—extends the observer pattern, making it easier for Android developers to program apps that respond to user events and data changes. In this project-based course, instructor Jon Bott helps to familiarize developers with key aspects of RxJava as he goes over some simple design patterns that work with reactive programming. Learn about traits, observables, threading, and more—as well as how to add RxJava to a layered architecture such as Model-View-Presenter (MVP) or Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM). Plus, review real-world use cases that can help you gain a practical understanding of these concepts.

Instructor

Jon Bott
Staff Software Engineer at Twitter
Jon Bott is a senior iOS developer at Ancestry.com and a training consultant.

Jon has a large range of experience, from front-end development (iOS, Android, and web) to back-end programming, both in large-scale commercial apps and educational apps. Jon is an aspiring photographer and has also worked with media creation (video and audio), as well as developed on platforms for streaming and consuming that media.

Video Details

• Full Video Tutorials
• Video File Format: MP4
• Instructor: Jon Bott

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