MVVM.Demo VS episode-code-samples

UIKit: https://github.com/jasonjrr/MVVM.Demo

Take a look at the Keynote here, it describes the architecture at a high level. https://github.com/jasonjrr/MVVM.Demo/tree/master I don’t go into too much depth for each pattern, because they are all universal and easy to read about in great deal elsewhere.

There is a Keynote/Power Point here describing the architecture at a high level https://github.com/jasonjrr/MVVM.Demo/tree/master

See the keynote here for a brief overview: https://github.com/jasonjrr/MVVM.Demo/blob/master/MVVM.Architecture.key

https://github.com/jasonjrr/MVVM.Demo (see the keynote with explanation of the architecture patterns)

Yes! https://github.com/jasonjrr/MVVM.Demo

I use this repo to train and interview devs. Lots of good unit tests as well. Feel free to check it out: https://github.com/jasonjrr/MVVM.Demo

One resource I'd recommend is Point-Free - they'll teach you functional programming from the beginning.

At a minimum, Composable Architecture, and now Dependencies from Point-Free.

I come from the iOS world and one of the most valuable resources I have found for understanding FP in Swift is https://www.pointfree.co These guys go over the theoretical concepts and then not only ask, "what's the point?" but they then go on to build out more complicated examples or even complete apps and publish useful libraries on GitHub.

So it's time for a change. I'm going to build my own ideas full-time and find a way to make it work. I've put a lot of thought into it and I'm confident this is the right decision for me. As for what I'll be working on, I wanna build things for the Android community. If you know me, you know that I'm an Android developer and technologist at heart. I’ve gotten some amazing opportunities to speak at conferences and share the things I’ve learned over the years. I’m inspired by people like Josh W. Comeau, and the folks at Point-Free. These are people who master their craft, build beautiful software, and teach about their methodologies and underserved topics in their respective domains. That’s what I want. I want to master my craft, build beautiful Android experiences, and share it with you all. If you don’t wanna miss out, make sure to follow me on Youtube, Twitter, and Mastodon.

https://www.pointfree.co - not exactly about patterns and best practices, but this was the best content I’ve found after reaching the same “CRUD app tutorials are not enough anymore“ phase.