Android Dev Challenge Compose 4 Save

Weather app done in Jetpack Compose for the #AndroidDevChallenge 2021 🌦 ☀️. Neumorphism UI.

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C-Weather: Compose with weather

Workflow result

Requirement: Replace WeatherApiManagerImpl#YOUR_KEY_HERE_WITH_FORECAST_AVAILABLE by your openweathermap key

:scroll: Description

:bulb: Motivation and Context

What am I proud of?

  • Split UI and logic
  • "Useful" app
    • -> Real data forecast
    • -> Persistence of the forecast
    • -> Change your City / temperature Unit
  • Neumorphism UI

:camera_flash: Screenshots

Side notes

This is the first time I'm trying Jetpack Compose. Even if the spirit seems to be reactive paradigm, I will try to use it on a more "classic" way.

Why?

  • Because, if one day I will use this techno in production, I will need a "transition" phase to not move all my code to the "reactive" way.
  • Because stay "non reactive" is easier for the reactive-beginner that I am. I hope that my project demonstrates that Jetpack Compose work well without intensive use of ViewModel, LiveData...
  • Because stay "non reactive" allow you to produce almost the same code on any platform easily (Unity, iOS, server...)

My goals will be:

  • Discover Jetpack Compose
  • Split as much as possible logic from the UI with the good old "MVP"
  • Great UI / Great app quality (app we can publish on Google Play)

Architecture

  • Code and resources split by feature instead of layer to be able to scale
  • DepInjection done manually and user Dagger notions: graph, module, manager...
  • Basic MVP explicit in Contract interfaces

Bonus

  • Translated in french 🇫🇷

Requirement if you a coming from "stable Android Studio" on MacOs

  • Download Java 11 (for example here)
  • Add it like that: /Users/jonathan/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-11.0.2.jdk
  • If cannot open the jdk due to mac os permission, here a tip)

Thank you to:

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