In modern Android development, choosing the right architecture is crucial for building scalable, maintainable, and testable applications. One such popular architecture is MVI (Model-View-Intent). Known for its unidirectional data flow and immutability, MVI provides a robust framework for managing complex UI interactions. This blog will walk you through the basics of MVI, how it compares to other architectures, and how …
Read More »MVI Architecture with Jetpack Compose on Android | by Rodrigo | Jan, 2025
Photo by Rodrigo Rosa on Iceland MVI (Model-View-Intent) is a modern architectural design pattern for Android app development. In recent years, it has gained vast popularity as a more robust, scalable, and maintainable approach than traditional patterns like MVP (Model-View-Presenter) and MVC (Model-View-Controller). The MVI pattern is based on functional reactive programming concepts and follows a unidirectional data flow pattern, …
Read More »MVI Architecture in Android with Hilt, Retrofit, Jetpack Compose | by Suraj Shakya | Jan, 2025
MVI (Model-View-Intent) is a design architecture pattern that emphasizes unidirectional data flow, state management. It simplifies managing the state of the UI by maintaining a single source of truth for the application’s state and ensuring all state changes follow a predictable flow. Model: Responsible to represent the state of application. Its immutable and acts as single source of truth, hold …
Read More »The Evolution of Android Architecture Patterns: From UI-Centric to MVC to MVP to MVVM to MVI | by Ioannis Anifantakis | Dec, 2024
Modern Android development stands on the shoulders of many architectural patterns. Each one emerged to address problems of the previous approach, especially around coupling between UI and logic and managing state across lifecycle events. This article traces that evolution step-by-step, illustrating how Android developers moved from “everything in the Activity” to more decoupled, testable patterns. What It Is Early Android …
Read More »The Evolution of Android Architecture Patterns: From UI-Centric to MVC to MVP to MVVM to MVI | by Ioannis Anifantakis | Dec, 2024
Modern Android development stands on the shoulders of many architectural patterns. Each one emerged to address problems of the previous approach, especially around coupling between UI and logic and managing state across lifecycle events. This article traces that evolution step-by-step, illustrating how Android developers moved from “everything in the Activity” to more decoupled, testable patterns. What It Is Early Android …
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