Hassle-free concurrency in Android using RxJava

Both our Android and iOS teams use the reactive programming paradigm to simplify asynchronous, concurrent code in our native mobile apps…

Hassle-free concurrency in Android using RxJava

October 23rd, 2013 by Duana Stanley

Both our Android and iOS teams use the reactive programming paradigm to simplify asynchronous, concurrent code in our native mobile apps. For Android, we use Netflix’s RxJava. Matthias Käppler—a SoundCloud engineer and a contributor to the RxJava Android library—blogs about the HOWs and WHYs of RxJava on Android.

Tomorrow in London, Matthias will be talking about RxJava at Droidcon.
You can grab a drink with him and other members of our Android Team at the
SoundCloud Droidcon Drinkup.

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