Android-AOPExample vs u2020

Android-AOPExample

This is a simple example of Aspect Oriented Programming in Android (by android10)

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u2020

A sample Android app which showcases advanced usage of Dagger among other open source libraries. (by JakeWharton)

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Android-AOPExample		u2020
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423	Stars	5,683
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over 5 years ago	Latest Commit	11 months ago
Java	Language	Java
Apache License 2.0	License	Apache License 2.0

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When should one use RxJava Observable and when simple Callback on Android?
2 projects | /r/codehunter | 6 Aug 2022

Using retrofit is much simpler than example above as @Niels showed in his answer or in Jake Wharton's example project U2020. But essentially the question stays the same - when should one use one way or the other?