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RecipeBook is a set of samples comparing the functionality of RxJava 3 and Kotlin's native asynchronous programming APIs.

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Asynchronous Programming Recipebook: RxJava and Kotlin

This project contains sample code written to compare the capabilities of RxJava 3 and Kotlin's native Asynchronous programming toolset (coroutines, channels, flows). The intention is to provide a reference for developers who may be familiar with one of the systems and in the process of learning the other. The samples are intended to be similar across systems, although in some cases they do diverge somewhat to demonstrate a best-practice that may be unique to the different APIs. Each folder also contains a Test file for the implementations within. These tests are not true unit tests, since they're not automatically verifying behavior; instead they are intended to be executed by interested developers and modified as needed for experimentation.

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Contributions, corrections, and suggestions to this repository are welcome. If you find an error in a sample please open an issue. PRs adding additional samples should contain a version using RxJava 3, a version demonstrating Kotlin's asynchronous APIs, and a file setting up a test execution of each system.

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Copyright 2019 Pandora Media, LLC

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