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This is from Clean Architecture right? 😅

Really good video. You almost made it until you got to the data layer. The details and conformance to the contracts defined in the domain layer should NOT live in the center of the onion. that is a violation of CLEAN which dictates that dependencies flow in and external concrete implementations that depend on external resources for instance live on the outside of the onion, on the edges.

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Wow thank you! Such compact yet very clear explanation

Where's the D?

clean and precise

awsome！cool！

Amazing video! Thank you for explaining this. One doubt: So, if we move away from coroutines, livedata to something else, our Unit Tests needs to be changed as well. Aren't Unit tests suppose to be independent of the implementation details?

Stop calling Android architecture principles from google documentation "Clean architecture". Android documentation make it clear that your data layer is the most important/source of truth etc. In real clean architecture you make Repository an interface located in domain layer. That way you follow Inversion of Control principle to make domain the most important layer in your application. It is very frustrating and brings a lot of confusion. By the way it does not mean that architecture in your video aka Google recommended architecture is wrong, it is just not Clean Architecture from Uncle Bob book.

Hey Renaro, great video! Thanks for explaining it so simple!

Wow, good job Gabriel.

So bad code...

Excellent! So many people get S.R.P. wrong, but you nailed it! How do I know? Because I've studied what Uncle Bob who defined the S.R.P. has had to say about S.R.P. And clearly, you have too! Good job. 🎉

If you use it for api call, make sure, that you will handle errors from api, because errors from api are in the end successful api call... I recommend try/catch block and use if/else in try (simple example how i mean it): try { if(client.status.code in 200-299) { return AsyncResult.Success(data) } else { AsyncResult.Error(Exception("${client.status.code} -> $data")) //error msg from api is usual string } } catch (e: Exception) { AsyncResult.Error(e) }

Que vídeo bom mano!!! Por favor, faz uma série de test em android, tem pouquissimo conteúdo sobre.

great video. I have learned more, You have another about Unit tests and UI tests can share me

Conteúdo de primeira linha!! Tem pouquíssimo conteúdo por aí sobre testes no Android e vc me ajudou muito nesse vídeo, valeuu

Understood

this only check for state change but how we verify the livedata changed with observer?

Great!

amazing

A lot of boiler plate code to use observer in the test class, instead create a separate LiveDataUtil file

wow, fantastic explanation!

Another treasure I just found.

Hello, I would like to participate in your next code challenge.

Where should we put service, broadcast receiver, work manager etc

nice video, thanks

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no deberia haber ninguna instancia de un repository en el viewmodel, ya que es el caso de uso quien se comunica con el repository

Thank you for the video. Your explanation was quite clear despite the content being quite complex. I confess I must see the video 2 or 3x to absorb the content. Helped a lot!

Hi, I am having a problem that my viewModel uses the function init{} and it is pointing that I Method getMainLooper in android.os.Looper not mocked. for this, any tips?

Found a good video, that actually makes sense.

I am having trouble testing cold flows. Stateflow create with stateIn function. I need to collect it first before I can check it new not initial value

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Concise, clear and to the point. Excellent explanation and disambiguation! Very well laid out 👏

What about the kotlin.Result class?

When to use state flow when to use live data? I hear that we need a real time observer for observing the live data change...

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One thing i love so much about your videos is that, you always break the complex to the simplest form and you always do that in an unimaginable shortest time. Thank you very much.

great video great explaination of unit test. I learned a lot from this awesomevideo thank you bro!

waiting for the unit testing video

awsome video thanks bro

awesome! thanks a lot

Your channel is really useful, can't wait to see more content from you

Dude, thank you!

Thanks for the great explanation Also autogenerated subtitles are perfect in your videos, thats really great too

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Hi Renaro, i'm a Brazilian. I'm fluent in english and I started studying Android development this year. I'm studying all day and everyday but I dont have a degree. I'm in a bootcamp right now and as soon as finish, I'll do your course on udemy. But, my question is about college... I dont have a degree and my goal is to work for foreign companies. What would you recommend me to do ? Am I in the right path, learning to create real apps for android through bootcamps and courses ? Or is there other things that I should focus? Sorry for this extensive question ;( i'm unemployed and I'm dedicating in this field as a hope to get a job.