Unidirectional Data Flow and State Events (A Taste of MVI)

In this video I talk about the importance of unidirectional data flow and how it can improve the readability and testability of your code base. In the next course we'll be building upon this and creating use cases for the state events. We will then be writing unit tests for those use cases.

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[mayurpathak]

Hey Mitch, you deserve this engagement 😄

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Hey, Mitch, I'm with you to adopt MVI Architecture. I just Implement it in and I'm in love with this Architecture its supper cool and the best thing about it is that you have to implement all the cases a Screen can have.

[yasserakbbach]

Hi Mitch I was overwhelmed by this unidirectional dataflow but this video nailed it 👌

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Hey Mitch. Here's your engagement :D
Thank you for making valuable content man.

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Probably never heard this one before, "Number one... Engage."

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Hey Mitch, Thanks for the videos Man..

[jefersonbarros]

All MVI project needs to use Event class (from video example RecipeListEvent) ?

[gokberkyagc]

Hey Mitch, can you share your experience with us at the following sitations

1. One shot state properties like showing snackbar, page redirection
2. Handling simultaneously triggered/processed events to avoid race condition

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Hi Mitch! When you will start with Twitch Live and coding projects??

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[HimanshuHiranandani]

Hey,

First of all these videos are awesome, and thank you so much sharing these!!!

I do have a question on how this came to be? the whole MVI architecture is surprisingly similar to the Redux pattern seen in reactJS for web development. Is that the origin, or does this pattern date back anywhere before that?
Any references would be really helpful.

Also, Jetpack compose and Swift UI is basically the same as what JS frameworks have done for web development, so why is the terminology so different?

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We are setting sail for the mythic land of 100k, hopes are high and let’s pray we don’t see any Florian Pirates that will steal our sealed events