Android MVI Architecture
MVI Architecture and alternative patterns for Android (MVC, MVP, MVVM, Redux)
1What is the MVI (Model-View-Intent) pattern?
What is the MVI (Model-View-Intent) pattern?
Risposta
MVI is an architectural pattern that manages application state in a unidirectional way. Intents represent user actions, Model is the immutable application state, and View observes and displays this state.
2What are the 3 main components of the MVI pattern?
What are the 3 main components of the MVI pattern?
Risposta
MVI consists of: Model (immutable state), View (user interface observing the state), and Intent (represents user actions/intentions).
3What is an Intent in the MVI pattern?
What is an Intent in the MVI pattern?
Risposta
In MVI, an Intent represents a user intention or action (e.g., button click, text input). It is sent to the ViewModel/Processor which produces a new state. Not to be confused with Android Intent for navigation.
What is the Model in the MVI pattern?
What is the main advantage of MVI pattern over MVVM?
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