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Issue created Jul 02, 2015 by Administrator@rootContributor

Use libraries for clean generated code

Created by: ziem

It is just another suggestion from me.

Developers should consider using following libraries for cleaner code:

  • Retrofit - A type-safe REST client for Android and Java
  • RxJava - Reactive Extensions for the JVM
  • FragmentArgs - Annotation Processor for setting arguments in android fragments
  • Parceler - Android Parcelables made easy through code generation
  • ButterKnife - View "injection" library for Android
  • Timber - logger with a small, extensible API which provides utility on top of Android's normal Log class.
  • StorIO/cupboard - ORM/persistence
  • Nucleus/Mosby - MVP

Instead of writing N lines of code we can simply use annotations and let annotation processors do the rest for us.

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