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One of the advantages of RxJava usage in Android is it helps us avoid having to dealing with loaders. No loaders for me thank you :)
Retained fragments I could do, but the reason i haven't already is because the objective of these examples is to demonstrate RxJava usage as clearly as possible. Adding the retained fragment implementation is supplementary and can be tacked on once the RxJava usage is understood. If i do add retained fragments, then a large part of the code in the examples will point to non-RxJava boilerplate implementation and that defeats the original purpose. But your point is well taken, if I did need to retain state across orientation changes, I would probably use a retained fragment to achieve it.
Handled erros in the logcat are fine. If the orientation change crashes the app like a previous issue led me to then that most definitely calls for a fix/change. Which example were you specifically pointing to?
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