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Expert Android Programming

You're reading from   Expert Android Programming Master skills to build enterprise grade Android applications

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786468956
Length 404 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Prajyot Mainkar Prajyot Mainkar
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Preface 1. Understanding the Gradle System FREE CHAPTER 2. Exploring Android Studio Developer Tools 3. Leap into the Android Support Library 4. Google Play Services 5. Material Design 6. SOLID Android Development and Its Design Principles 7. Understanding MVC, MVP, MVVM and Clean Arch Patterns 8. Decision Making 9. Performance Matters 10. Building Restaurant finder 11. Backend Service 12. App Quality Service 13. Grow Up 14. Testing 15. Preparing for Google Play 16. Understanding App Store Analytics for Optimization

MVP (Model View Presenter)

Model View Presenter (MVP) is derived from the MVC pattern. MVP is used to minimize the high dependency on the view, which is the case in the MVC. It separates the view and model by using the presenter. The presenter decides what should be displayed on the view.

  • Model: The model represents the objects in the application. This has the logic of where the data is to be fetched from.
  • View: The view renders information to users and contains a UI Component .xml file, activity, fragments, and dialog under the View Layer. It does not have any other logic implemented.
  • Presenter: The presenter layer performs the task of the controller and acts as the mediator between the view and model. But unlike the controller, it is not dependent on the view. The view interacts with the presenter for the data to be displayed, and the presenter then takes the data from the...
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