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This is the β version of DroidKaigi session “Flux: Utilize unidirectional data flow to think less and scale faster”.
If you have anything specific you would like to know about Flux or if you find something irrelevant/typo in this presentation feel free to let me know! (@shaunkawano on Twitter).
In my previous article, I wrote that I would “release the materials once they are done to some extent.”
Today, I think the materials are done to some extent, so I’m releasing them.
In the previous article, I wrote:
I plan to release it as soon as possible (probably today…)
But it ended up being today. (Sweat)
This is a beta version because I plan to continue making corrections to this material.
Since this session is for intermediate and advanced users, I’m not planning to give an introduction or tutorial on Flux. Instead, I hope to share insights, stumbling blocks, and “this is good!” points from actual work. However, as it is now, most of that part seems likely to be verbal, which makes me groan. If you have any feedback like “I want to hear this kind of content!” or any corrections, I would be happy if you could contact me via Twitter mention or DM.
I will continue to do my best~~