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Which third party libraries is good to learn for android development?

As above. which libraries are good to learn and why (please give some description and comment about it). Also I am interested which libraries are good from job point of view.

28th Nov 2017, 10:05 AM
Bartek Nowacki
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(assuming you use Java, no idea if it works with Kotlin) RxJava - reactive programming, it can be a bit hard to grasp its concepts but observables can make your code more concise and more effective Retrofit - Http library, not that difficult to learn but to my knowledge requires an API endpoint to connect to Dagger - dependency injection, much better than Singleton patterns ButterKnife (possibly with ButterKnifeZelezny) - easy binding of UI elements in code If you don't want to fiddle with RecyclerView Adapters, FastAdapter works pretty well You could also use Room/Realm for database access For loading and displaying images, I think that Glide works well (though you can use Picasso if you want a smaller package)
23rd Apr 2018, 7:51 PM
Matej Stieranka
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