Clean Architecture for Android

Eran Boudjnah

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. DESCRIPTION Clean architecture has been gaining traction in recent years as a way of developing scalable, testable, and maintainable Android applications. It works as well for single developers as it...

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Title Page

1/4/2025

Copyright Page

1/4/2025

Dedication

1/4/2025

Forewords

1/4/2025

About the Author

1/4/2025

Acknowledgements

1/4/2025

Preface

1/4/2025

Convention

1/4/2025

1. Introduction

1/4/2025

Introduction

1/4/2025

Structure

1/4/2025

Objectives

1/4/2025

History of Android

1/4/2025

Clean Architecture overview

1/4/2025

Clean Architecture vs. MVVM

1/4/2025

So now I must rewrite my project

1/4/2025

Clean Code

1/4/2025

Conclusion

1/4/2025

Points to remember

1/4/2025

2. Clean Architecture Principles

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The application and its role in architecture

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The layers of Clean Architecture implementation

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The Domain layer

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The Presentation layer

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The UI layer

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The Data layer

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The DataSource layer

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Navigation

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3. The Domain Layer

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A brief introduction to the Domain layer

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The Domain architecture code

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The Domain feature code

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4. The Presentation Layer

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The Presentation architecture code

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The Presentation feature code

1/4/2025

5. The UI Layer

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Role of the UI layer

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The UI architecture code

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UI feature code

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6. The DataSource and Data Layers

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The DataSource architecture code

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The DataSource implementation code

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7. Dependency Injection and Navigation

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Overview of the app module

1/4/2025

Implementing and arranging the DI solution

1/4/2025

Implementing navigation

1/4/2025

8. Unit Testing

1/4/2025

The value of unit tests

1/4/2025

Testing the Domain layer

1/4/2025

Testing the Presentation layer

1/4/2025

Testing the Data layer

1/4/2025

Testing the DataSource layer

1/4/2025

The fallacy of test coverage confidence

1/4/2025

9. End-to-end Testing

1/4/2025

The value of end-to-end tests

1/4/2025

The robot pattern

1/4/2025

Testing the home screen

1/4/2025

10. Mocking the Server

1/4/2025

Reasons to mock the server

1/4/2025

Mocking the server

1/4/2025

Using MockWebServer

1/4/2025

Stubbing a Ktor client

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11. Failures and Exceptions

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Failures or exceptions

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Handling failures

1/4/2025

Handling exceptions

1/4/2025

12. Implementing a New Feature

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The definition of a feature

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The requirement

1/4/2025

Starting with the Domain layer

1/4/2025

Implementing the Presentation layer

1/4/2025

Implementing the UI layer

1/4/2025

Implementing the Data and DataSource layers

1/4/2025

13. Dealing with Changes

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Dealing with changes

1/4/2025

Changing a datasource

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Changing the user interface

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14. Migrating an Existing Project

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Existing architectures

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Gradual migration from MVP

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Gradual migration from MVVM

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Revisiting existing implementations

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15. Other Bits and Bobs

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Incidental and accidental duplication

1/4/2025

Long-running operations

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Sharing models across layers

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Flattening and sanitizing data structures

1/4/2025

Handling permissions

1/4/2025

Cross-platform insights

1/4/2025

Software engineering best practices

1/4/2025

Clean Architecture for Android

Eran Boudjnah

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. DESCRIPTION Clean architecture has been gaining traction in recent years as a way of developing scalable, testable, and maintainable Android applications. It works as well for single developers as it...

Title Page

Copyright Page

Dedication

Forewords

About the Author

Acknowledgements

Preface

Convention

Table of Contents

1. Introduction

Introduction

Structure

Objectives

History of Android

Clean Architecture overview

Clean Architecture vs. MVVM

So now I must rewrite my project

Clean Code

Conclusion

Points to remember

2. Clean Architecture Principles

The application and its role in architecture

The layers of Clean Architecture implementation

The Domain layer

The Presentation layer

The UI layer

The Data layer

The DataSource layer

Navigation

3. The Domain Layer

A brief introduction to the Domain layer

The Domain architecture code

The Domain feature code

4. The Presentation Layer

The Presentation architecture code

The Presentation feature code

5. The UI Layer

Role of the UI layer

The UI architecture code

UI feature code

6. The DataSource and Data Layers

The DataSource architecture code

The DataSource implementation code

7. Dependency Injection and Navigation

Overview of the app module

Implementing and arranging the DI solution

Implementing navigation

8. Unit Testing

The value of unit tests

Testing the Domain layer

Testing the Presentation layer

Testing the Data layer

Testing the DataSource layer

The fallacy of test coverage confidence

9. End-to-end Testing

The value of end-to-end tests

The robot pattern

Testing the home screen

10. Mocking the Server

Reasons to mock the server

Mocking the server

Using MockWebServer

Stubbing a Ktor client

11. Failures and Exceptions

Failures or exceptions

Handling failures

Handling exceptions

12. Implementing a New Feature

The definition of a feature

The requirement

Starting with the Domain layer

Implementing the Presentation layer

Implementing the UI layer

Implementing the Data and DataSource layers

13. Dealing with Changes

Dealing with changes

Changing a datasource