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Please Note: This is meant to be an Intermediate Tutorial, which follows my Beginner Let’s build a RecyclerView App Tutorial. All of the stuff we copy/paste, and how to build Material Design Layouts, is in that tutorial:
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Welcome to my Tutorial on Android Architecture Components, including Room Persistence Library, ViewModel, and LiveData. In this tutorial I’ve done my best to emply the following concepts in the creation of a simple Note-Taking Application:
– Model-View-ViewModel Architecture for the Front End/UI/Presentation Layer
– ViewModel from A.A.C.
– LiveData from A.A.C.

– Repository to Abstract Room’s API
– A Simplified Dagger 2 setup (we don’t discuss this much as D2 warrants some fairly length explanation I don’t have time for here)

The Code in this tutorial is based off of my 2017 RecyclerView App Tutorial. If you are a Beginner, or you are curious about building the View itself, you’ll want to get through that tutorial first. This is an intermediate tutorial, and I don’t stop to explain the basics of Software Architecture or the Android Platform here so much.

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Repositories
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Main Project Repository (finished Demo for reference/copy paste)
https://github.com/BracketCove/RoomDemo2017

Starting Point, based on RecyclerView Tutorial’s UI:
https://github.com/BracketCove/RoomDemo2017/tree/caf99ee9a29a951e9f77ba487323c1a78e94cb19

Android Architecture Components Samples (Please check these out, I mostly learned Room from them!)
https://github.com/googlesamples/android-architecture-components

Martin Fowler on MVVM (a.k.a. Presentation Model a.k.a. Application Model); gives some history and insight on the pattern:
https://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/PresentationModel.html

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Timestamps below:
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If at any point in this Video I come off as being disrespectful (particularly when I’m complaining about MVVM and stuff like that), please forgive me. Part of my content is sharing my expereince as a learner, and it’s never my intention to offend anyone.

0:00 Introduction

3:00 Starting point for Source Code

3:50 Gradle and Res (Mostly copy Paste from the finished Repo here)

9:42 Project/Package Structure

12:05 Project Architecture Overview: Model-View-ViewModel

19:40 Room Entities

22:20 Room Data Access Object (DAO)

33:40 Room Database

37:28 LiveData (Android Architecture Components)

43:27 ListItemRepository (Repository to Abstract Room from ViewModels)

49:52 Activities and Views (This is mostly Copy and Paste, check old tutorial for help with building Layouts)

57:37 A simple Dagger 2 Set Up

1:07:28 ViewModel (Android Architecture Components)

1:17:33 ViewModelProvider.Factory (How to pass arguments to ViewModel Constructor)

1:24:00 Wiring up Views, ViewModels, and Observing the Data

1:34:45 Debugging and Demo

1:39:18 Working Demo!!!

1:41:00 Outro, Thanks, and Future Plans

Mark and Sebastien will lead a live coding deep dive to show you how to transform a Spring Boot 1 web application written in Java to a Spring Boot 2 application written in Kotlin. This deep dive session will introduce you to various Kotlin features (null safety, data classes, DSLs, extensions, etc.) and explain how you can leverage Spring Framework 5.0 and Spring Data Kay dedicated Kotlin support. Both Spring MVC and Spring WebFlux will be covered. No prior knowledge of Kotlin is required.

# Mark Heckler
Mark Heckler is a Pivotal Principal Technologist & Developer Advocate, conference speaker, published author, & Java Champion focusing upon developing quality production software at velocity for the Internet of Things and the Cloud. He has worked with key players in the manufacturing, retail, medical, scientific, telecom, and financial industries and various public sector organizations to develop and deliver critical capabilities on time and on budget. Mark is a Java Champion, an open source contributor, and author/curator of a developer-focused blog (http://www.thehecklers.org) and an occasionally interesting Twitter account (@MkHeck).

# Sebastien Deleuze
Sebastien works at Pivotal as a Spring Framework and Reactor commiter. He mostly works on Reactive and Kotlin support across Spring portfolio. He is also part of MiXiT conference staff crew.