Can viper architecture be used on android with jetpack compose? - android

According to my research, viper architecture is mostly used on the iOS side, but is it used with jetpack compose on the android side? What's the difference with most common architecture mvvm in android ? If it is more advantageous than mvvm, what advantage does it have? because it doesn't seem like there are many users on the android side

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Is there any way to use MVVM software architectural pattern in a KMM project without using moko mvvm?

I'm new to KMM (Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile). I need to use MVVM in this project and I just need to use jetpack for ViewModels. So, how can I organize MVVM architecture in the KMM project?
You can create an expect/actual declaration for your viewmodels, where you can use the architectural ViewModels in your Android actual declarations.
This example does the exact same thing.
The expect/actual documentation you can find here

When using MVVM pattern in Android, do I have to use Databinding??

I have a question in Android about architecture.
When using MVVM pattern in Android, do I have to use Databinding??

Architecture Component + MVP

I just start with architecture components, so I would like to know differences with clean architecture and What is the best way to implement with MVP.
How to integrate ViewModel with presenter. I appreciate any help with this
Architecture Components are independent libraries made to help make better Android apps. You can fit them in any Architecture based upon on your need.
That said, Google recommends using MVVM architecture in their Architecture Guidelines. Also you can use Presenterwith MVVP architecture.
Take a look at this News Sample app made by following Architecture Guidelines or check out the Clean Architecture with Architecture Components Template by Buffer

When do I need to use an architectural design pattern?

I'm working on an app for Android and I'm confused when do I need to use architectural design pattern.
My project is medium size and I'm working on it alone, but I want to learn how to work using a design pattern, because most of the companies use it when building a project.
How does one select an architectural design pattern when there are so many of them?
You have to read and decide. Check these from Google:
https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/architecture/guide.html
https://github.com/googlesamples/android-architecture

Can I use MVVMCross outside Xamarin?

can I use MVVMCross library as MVVM platform outside Xamarin With any Android Native project?
if no , is there any native MVVM framework for android applications ?
Currently MvvmCross relies on C# - so using it on Android requires Xamarin.Android.
You could possibly port it to Java, or could try the dot42.com platform which compiles C# to Dalvik.
For pure Java alternatives, you could also try a couple of library answers from Android data-binding (similar to WPF)?
Hi I would like to recommend RoboBinding to you, A data-binding Presentation Model(MVVM) framework for the Android platform. There are a minimal sample app AndroidMVVM and an album sample, which is an android translation of Martin Fowler's original sample created to explain the Presenation Model(called MVVM in microsoft community) pattern. Both samples can be imported into Android Studio with no extra config. The pattern is an involvement from old MVC pattern and its major motivation is to further decouple UI state and logic to a PURE POJO presenation model, which allows to be easily unit tested. If you like RoboBinding, i encourage you to have a look into its source code and have a feel of its code quality.

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