At Apiumhub, we’re passionate about sharing knowledge and empowering developers to explore new programming paradigms. A while back, we launched an exciting video series on our YouTube channel titled “Learn Functional Programming from Zero“. This series uses Kotlin to introduce
Context Sometimes there are projects where Android’s native text management system falls short. For example, if we wanted to fix a translation error, adjust an explanation or add a new language without having to deploy a new version of the
Note: this was assembled with Koin version 2.0.1, more recent versions have changed some things. Refer to the official documentation for more information: https://insert-koin.io/ Migrating From Dagger To Koin Context We have a legacy project, started by a team
In 2019, we held a meet up in which we presented our approach to architecture in mobile development. Here you can see the talk: “Mobile Architecture Vision: Binder – Events” https://youtu.be/nV2L2Ql_690 In summary, I will first try to explain the concept
A lot of times, while developing mobile applications we realize that we have to solve the same problem time and time again. The solution to this issue is to extract the solution from a library so it can be reused
In this article we will cover how to implement a Redux library with Kotlin and Rx. But first things first, let’s start with the small introduction to Redux library: In essence Redux is an architecture that has three pillars: A
