Riddling your approach to ace RxJava

Posted by ZeusAdSolutions on July 30th, 2019

Riddling your approach to ace RxJava

In the first place, RxJava can look very unpredictable and astound. The expectation to absorb information appears to be truly elevated and practically difficult for any individual who's curious about the receptive programming standard.
We should perceive how we can approach RxJava and make it straightforward for everybody.
Stage 1
Over time I've discovered it is most effortless to learn RxJava by models and knowing which administrators exist.
Stage 2
Perusing the trial of RxJava is a serious decent exercise to become more acquainted with a portion of the administrators and see how they work. Each administrator is altogether unit tried.
Stage 3
When you have a typical comprehension — the following level takes a gander at the source code and perceive how administrators are executed. There are sure examples of how one would execute an administrator and once you realize them perusing and notwithstanding composing your own administrators is "straight forward".
In the event that you're keen on this, I have composed a blog entry about the take until the administrator and go into extraordinary subtleties how it functions.
Questions
To assist everybody with the initial step I have created a couple of questions that can be understood to learn RxJava and it's administrators.
http://github.com/vanniktech/RxRiddles
Each conundrum is in a solitary document with a went with a unit test that will check your execution. Alongside the unit test, I have likewise set up my answer.
Note: that there are various approaches to accomplish and understand the enigmas yet ordinarily there's a devoted administrator or capacity that I need to demonstrate to you.
Here is a case of the main question.
First question
object Riddle 1 {
/**
* Transform the given [value] in to an observable that emits the value and then completes .
*
* Use case : you want to transform some value to the reactive world.
/*
fun solve (value : Int ) : observable < Int > {
What's more, it's going with the unit tests.
The first conundrum with a unit test
TODO ()
}
}
End
I trust you like the thought out it an attempt.
I'm glad to get any input and new puzzles. For that please counsel with the commitments area.

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