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Source: Scaler
Topic: Clean Architecture in Android
Purpose: The goal of the article is for readers to acquire knowledge on how to apply software design principles to Android Development.
Target Audience: Beginner - Intermediate Android Developers.
Type of Audience: Technical Audience
Android developers with a basic understanding of Android concepts, experience writing code in Kotlin and Java, and knowledge of building native Android applications.
Tone:
Technical
Knowledge-based
Formal
Structure of the Document:
A knowledge-based article with code snippets.
Technical Expertise:
Readers have an understanding of Android development fundamentals (Activities, Fragments, Services, Jetpack Compose for UI or XML).
Experience with Java or Kotlin for Android development.
Familiar with some design patterns is a plus (e.g., MVVM design pattern).
Interests:
To improve their coding skills and follow good software design best practices.
Look for ways to build scalable Android applications.
Interest in writing clean, readable, and maintainable code.
Knowledge Level:
The article presumes the reader has a basic understanding of Android development concepts.
Readers may or may not have little knowledge of Clean Architecture principles.
Challenges:
Readers new to Clean Architecture might find some concepts abstract.
Understanding the separation of concerns within the layered architecture might require in-depth research.
The article requires some knowledge of design patterns (like MVVM) for a better understanding of how Clean Architecture works with them.
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Written By Pawan Harwani
Technical Content Writer @Scaler Academy