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droidcon NYC '19

Redux for Android

droidcon NYC

droidcon NYC 2019 | Redux for Android | Elliott Chenger

In this session, Elliott Chenger talks about Redux and how Redux can help simplify your architecture and your life. Are you worried that you won't be able to use any of the nice lifecycle-aware libraries Google created? Redux still works with Android Architecture components, and Elliott will explain how you can utilize Live Data and View Models in addition to other popular libraries and technologies.

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Redux for Android

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Teaches Redux and how it can be used with Android Architecture components, making it relevant to developers working with Android applications
Provides practical examples of integrating Redux with Android Architecture components, making it useful for hands-on learning
Suitable for developers with knowledge of Android Architecture components and a basic understanding of Redux concepts

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Android Developer
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Technical Lead
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Project Manager
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Software Architect
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Software Engineer
As a Software Engineer, you will design, develop, and implement software applications. Redux is an open-source JavaScript library for managing application state. It is particularly useful for managing complex state in web applications. However, Redux can be similarly useful in Android application development, simplifying architecture and making development easier. This course, droidcon NYC '19: Redux for Android, can help you learn how to use Redux in Android development. Understanding Redux can help you succeed as a Software Engineer who develops Android applications.
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Product Manager
Redux can be a valuable tool for managing state in Android applications. By taking the droidcon NYC '19: Redux for Android course, you can learn how to use Redux to develop Android applications that are scalable, maintainable, and easy to use. This course may be useful for Product Managers who want to gain a better understanding of Android development and how Redux can be used to improve the quality of Android applications.
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Business Analyst
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DevOps Engineer
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Full-Stack Developer
Redux is a state management framework that is commonly used in web development. However, Redux can also be beneficial for Android development. The droidcon NYC '19: Redux for Android course may be useful for Full Stack Developers who want to learn how to use Redux in Android applications. By taking this course, you can gain valuable skills that can help you succeed as a Full Stack Developer who can work on both web and Android applications.
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Quality Assurance Analyst
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UX Designer
Redux can be a useful tool for managing state in Android applications. By taking the droidcon NYC '19: Redux for Android course, you can learn how to use Redux to develop Android applications that are scalable, maintainable, and easy to use. This course may be useful for UX Designers who want to gain a better understanding of Android development and how Redux can be used to improve the quality of Android applications.
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Cloud Engineer
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Data Analyst
Redux is a powerful state management framework that can help teams develop complex Android applications more efficiently. By taking the droidcon NYC '19: Redux for Android course, you can learn how to use Redux effectively in Android development. This course may be useful for Data Analysts who want to gain a better understanding of Android development and how Redux can be used to improve the quality of Android applications.
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Data Scientist
Redux can be a useful tool for managing state in Android applications. By taking the droidcon NYC '19: Redux for Android course, you can learn how to use Redux to develop Android applications that are scalable, maintainable, and easy to use. This course may be useful for Data Scientists who want to gain a better understanding of Android development and how Redux can be used to improve the quality of Android applications.
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Mobile Developer
The droidcon NYC '19: Redux for Android course may be useful for professionals seeking a career as a Mobile Developer. Redux is a state management framework that can help simplify Android development, making it easier to manage complex state and improve application performance. By taking this course, you can learn how to use Redux in Android applications and gain valuable skills that can enhance your career prospects as a Mobile Developer.
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Teaches Redux and how it can be used with Android Architecture components, making it relevant to developers working with Android applications
Provides practical examples of integrating Redux with Android Architecture components, making it useful for hands-on learning
Suitable for developers with knowledge of Android Architecture components and a basic understanding of Redux concepts
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