RxJava Resources

Useful resources for working with RxJava

Bindings

RxAndroid - Android specific bindings for RxJava.
RxBinding - RxJava binding APIs for Android UI widgets from the platform and support libraries.
rx-preferences - Reactive SharedPreferences for Android.
RxPermissions - Android M runtime permissions powered by RxJava.
SQLBrite - A lightweight wrapper around SQLiteOpenHelper and ContentResolver which introduces reactive stream semantics to queries.
Android-ReactiveLocation - Small library that wraps Google Play Service API in brilliant RxJava Observables reducing boilerplate to minimum.
ReactiveNetwork - Android library listening network connection state and change of the WiFi signal strength with RxJava Observables.
ReactiveSensors - Android library monitoring hardware sensors with RxJava Observables.
RxPalette - RxJava bindings for the Palette library on Android.
rxjava-jdbc - Efficient execution and functional composition of database calls using jdbc and RxJava Observables.
rxjava-file - RxJava observables for files including NIO events.
RxTuples - Simple tuples to use with RxJava.
RxAnimationBinding - RxJava binding APIs for Android’s animations.

RxJavaAsyncUtil - Async utilities for RxJava.
RxJavaJoins - Joins operators for RxJava.
RxJavaMath - Math operators for RxJava.
RxJavaString - String and Byte operators for RxJava.
RxJavaComputationExpressions - Computation expressions for RxJava.
rxjava-extras - Utilities for use with RxJava.
RxActions - Simple ActionN composition to use with RxJava.
RxRelay - RxJava types that are both an Observable and an Action1.
Frodo - Android Library for Logging RxJava Observables and Subscribers.
RxPartialApplication - Simple partial application for FuncN and ActionN on RxJava.
RxCurrying - Simple currying for FuncN and ActionN on RxJava.
RxEither - Either type for RxJava.
RxReplayingShare - An RxJava transformer which combines replay(1), publish(), and refCount() operators.
RxFunctions - Advanced Function composition to use with RxJava.
rxlint - An Android lint rule for RxJava code.

Rx glitches aren’t actually a problem - Glitches are temporary inconsistencies emitted by Observables. André Staltz looks at why it’s not really a problem.
RxJava’s repeatWhen and retryWhen, explained - repeatWhen and retryWhen are fairly baffling at first glance. Dan Lew explains the operators in depth.
RxJava - The Problem with Subjects - Thomas Nield explains why Subject is not a panacea.
Using RxJava Observable’s Completion Semantics for Greater Good - Adel Nizamutdinov talks about Observable’s completion semantics and Subscriber.add(Subscription) method.

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