A master-detail Android app that fetches a list of tracks from Itunes Search API.
- A representation of when the user last visited
- Restore the last screen the user opened
- Offline support for when there is no internet connection
- Scalability - easy to add, remove and change features with minimal to no effects to other parts of the app. Less prone to regression bugs. For example, adding a feature is as simple as adding a Use Case and re-using or adding a new class and plug in that feature right away.
- Maintainability - ability to work on each layer with minimal to no effects to other layers of the app. For example, if you're working on things related to data/storage you'll just spend most of your time in the data layer/module with less concern for other layers.
- Separation of concerns - ability to change something with less code. For example, we have a new source for getting the tracks. We will just focus our time in the data module without even touching the app module because all the app module wants is a list of trick it doesn't matter how we get it in the data module.
- Portrait mode
- Landscape mode to demonstrate master-detail approach for Android tablets
- Retrofit2
- RxJava2
- Room
- ThreeTenABP
- Glide
- Dagger2
- Gson
- ViewModel
- LiveData