We are done with the final chapter of the book. In this chapter, we learned how to configure Retrofit for RxKotlin and RxAndroid. We learned how to make our Android views and events as well as our custom views reactive.
We learned how to use RxJava2Adapter for Retrofit and how to use Subject for event passing. We also learned how to use RxBindings.
Throughout this book, we tried to go to the depth of reactive programming and cover every possible concept, and we tried to make all our code reactive.
If you find any questions, or if you get any concerns regarding this book, feel free to drop a email at [email protected] and mention Book Query - Reactive Programming in Kotlin in the subject line of the email. You can also check out Rivu Chakraborty's website (http://www.rivuchk.com) as he regularly posts there about Kotlin, Google Developer Group Kolkata, and Kotlin Kolkata User Group Meetups. He also writes tutorials and blogs there as well as writes introductions to Android Plugins developed by him. Also, when he writes blogs and articles elsewhere, he posts URLs to them on his site.
Thank you for reading this book. Happy reactive programming in Kotlin.