MVVM-Architecture-Pattern is a simple Android application built with Kotlin, using MVVM architecture along with LiveData and ViewModel to manage UI-related data in a clean and scalable way.
MVVM-Architecture-Pattern - Demo
- Kotlin: The programming language used for building the Android application.
- MVVM Architecture: A design pattern for separating concerns, making the app easier to maintain and test.
- LiveData: A lifecycle-aware data holder for observing changes in the UI.
- ViewModel: Stores UI-related data and survives configuration changes.
- Data Binding: Enables binding UI components in layouts to data sources in your app, minimizing the need for programmatic UI updates.
- Jetpack Navigation: Provides a framework for navigating between different screens in the app, simplifying the implementation of navigation and improving user experience.
- Bottom Navigation Component: A component for easily implementing bottom navigation in your app for quick access to top-level destinations.
- Repository Pattern: A design pattern that acts as an intermediary between the data source and the application. It abstracts the data access logic and provides a clean API for data operations, promoting separation of concerns and enhancing code maintainability.