TheAlisher/Boilerplate-Android

This system is an Android application framework that provides a standardized, modular architecture for building features. It establishes a consistent data layer with network and local storage capabilities, manages UI state and validation logic, and utilizes Hilt for dependency injection. The codebase is structured around reusable core modules that support the implementation of specific application features.

This period focused on modernizing the project's build infrastructure by migrating to Gradle Version Catalogs and Kotlin DSL, alongside upgrading the Gradle wrapper. Concurrently, the Android application was refactored to use Hilt for dependency injection and the AndroidX Splash Screen API, while ProGuard rules were updated to support the new architecture.

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This period focused on establishing a robust, modular foundation for the application by refactoring build logic and implementing a comprehensive core data and presentation layer. Key developments included standardizing UI state management, network handling, and validation logic, while also delivering the initial versions of the Foo and Bar features.

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