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The next library you will learn should definetly be ReactiveX. What is ReactiveX? From the website: ReactiveX is a combination of the best ideas from the Observer pattern, the Iterator pattern, and functional programming. (But it’s a lot more.) The key concept to start with ReactiveX is: think reactive programming as operating on a stream of data. Can I use ReactiveX with my favourite language? Actually you can find a ReactiveX implementation for the following languages:...

You can find the first part of this article [here]({{site.baseurl}}/{% post_url 2014-12-16-dont-waste-time-coding-1 %}) Automatic code formatting and import organizing Code styling is important. A well formatted piece of code becomes more readable and more comprehensible. But sometimes trying to keep the code formatted can be negative: you lose your time and your focus. You will soon start to count the number of spaces at the beginning of the current line, or you will think about questions like “should I use 2 or 4 spaces for tabs?...

Life is too short: please, don’t waste your time writing code! I’m not saying that you don’t have to code, but many people tend to waste too much time typing on the keyboard instead of producing code. Mee too. Following examples relate to Android’s world, but that can be easily adapted to other languages and programming tasks. Aliases Android developers, how many times do you have to call the command adb?...