awasisto/android-clean-architecture-samples
This system is a collection of Android application samples demonstrating architectural patterns for a GitHub user finder tool. It provides reference implementations in both Java and Kotlin, specifically showcasing Model-View-Presenter (MVP) and Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) structures. Each sample includes a complete stack with data, domain, and UI layers, utilizing technologies like SQLite, Retrofit, and AndroidX.
52.4
Adequate · 3 August 2026
3.3k
lines of production code
Java
with Kotlin
1
bus factor · 1 authors in all
2
measurements over time
How it got here
2018 · Legacy code removal and AndroidX migration
This period was dominated by the complete removal of legacy Android application modules, including MVP and MVVM implementations, along with associated data and domain layers. Concurrently, the project migrated to AndroidX and updated its build configuration, signaling a shift away from the previous architecture towards a modernized codebase.
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2021 · Multi-architecture demo implementations
This period focused on expanding the repository's reference implementations by adding complete MVP and MVVM architecture samples in both Java and Kotlin. The work involved building out the UI, domain, and data layers for these new demos, alongside introducing local search history persistence and logging infrastructure.
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