Solution code for the Repository codelab.
DevByteRepository app displays a list of DevByte videos. DevByte videos are short videos made by the Google Android developer relations team to introduce new developer features on Android. This app demonstrates the Repository pattern, the recommended best practice for code separation and architecture. Using repository pattern the data layer is abstracted from the rest of the app. Repositories act as mediators between different data sources, such as persistent models, web services, and caches and the rest of the app.
You need to know:
- How to open, build, and run Android apps with Android Studio.
- The basic Android Architecture Components, ViewModel, and LiveData.
- The data persistence library, Room.
- Building and launching a coroutine.
- Read the logs using the Logcat.
- Binding adapters in data binding.
- Using the Retrofit networking library.
- Download and run the app.
- You need Android Studio 3.4 or higher to build this project.
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