8/Mar 2018
By Marin Todorov
8 min. read
Previously, I wrote about the basics of testing with RxBlocking in Testing with RxBlocking, part1.
Since then, I presented 2 times at meetups about MVVM and RxBlocking and I thought I’d post few more examples in a broader context.
But first a question I got several times already when discussing RxBlocking.
When to use RxBlocking vs. RxTest? RxTest is a great library for testing RxSwift code. It offers everything you need to test your Rx code and in most cases it’ll be everything you need.
19/Dec 2017
By Marin Todorov
5 min. read
Whenever you decide to test your Rx code you have not one but two excellent choices - RxTest and RxBlocking.
In this blog post I’ll go over the RxBlocking API and explain shortly how does the libary work. In Part 2 I’ll go over a bunch of real-life examples from open source I’ve written.
Testing with RxTest pod RxTest to install it to your test suite from https://github.com/ReactiveX/RxSwift/tree/master/RxTest
I’ve already written in the past about RxTest and few people have thanked me personally for shading some light on its usage, so if you’re interested head to the original article and read through: Testing your RxSwift code, part1.
1/Dec 2017
By Marin Todorov
4 min. read
Cross-thread subscriptions is a question that seems to pop up again and again on the RxSwift Slack channel. The explanation is very simple so I thought it was a good idea to put it in a blog post so whenever needed I can link to it instead of typing everything again and again.
Observable subscriptions The terminology in regard to subscribing and observing is imho a bit messy so let’s first take this out of the way (do not skip this section!
