In the company I work at, we use MVP architecture, dagger2, GSON, and no use of livedata and other components. I decided in this project to make use of the jetpack libraries, especially that almost all of them are now stable.
I used the MVVM architecture with a flavor of state machine approach inorder to render the UI according to the viewmodel's state.
I picked Koin as the DI framework, to try it out my self. After reading lots of debates about Koin and Dagger2.
Second, I used the ViewModel component, which is very nifty library IMHO
Also, I opted out to use the paging library from jetpack to experiment with it. Its approach is really neat. The result is amazing (check below the gif)
I decided to go with Moshi this time instead of GSON for serializing/deserializing kotlin models into and from json, as its – as the core maintainers say – GSON 3.0 but without backward support. It is created by the same people who created GSON. I was pretty satisfied with it, especially with the newly added codegen feature.
Here is a screenshot of the only screen in the app
