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I’m creating 2 simple practice apps that have a shared code base (mostly). A simple hit an api and crate a list. Would the recyclerview be in the shared folder or one in each app folder? Is there a good example I can look at?
Not sure why you're asking specifically about recycler view. If your application shares most of the code, I highly recommend modularization by feature and layer. You can then create a second application as a second application module in the same project. Check out the official guide, or if you're interested in my codebase with a slightly different approach.
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How are you supposed to handle one time events with sealed classes?
If your error message is cleared after being displayed, it has a different lifecycle than UiState. This means you should declare another value to describe this one-time operation instead of just clearing the error message in UiState. This Github Gist is a possible UiState declaration that fits your scenario. If you want to reference a sample project, here is the Github repo.
android-template
- Android Starter Template (hilt, ktor, coroutines, flow, modules, gradle.kts, version catalog, compose, MVVM, tests, GitHub CI)
- Android Starting Template Updated to Compose
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Android Utility belt — Collection of dependencies for a greenfield project
I highly recommend using this template project for greenfield projects. From DI/logger to instrumentation test everything has been perfectly set up. Though, the network dependencies are not present in the template. So, look up below and add dependencies as you see fit.
What are some alternatives?
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