Broad open-ended question and I kind of rambled.
Start by summarizing your overall experience with RxJava, including years and types of projects. Then, walk through a specific project where you used RxJava to solve a complex problem, highlighting the challenges and your approach. Finally, discuss the trade-offs you considered and how you ensured code quality and maintainability.
Pro tip: Emphasize how you balanced RxJava's power with its complexity, showing you understand when to use it and when to opt for simpler alternatives. Mention any performance optimizations or debugging techniques you employed.
Provide a high-level overview of your RxJava experience, including duration, frequency of use, and types of applications (e.g., Android, backend).
Choose a project where RxJava was instrumental. Describe the problem, why RxJava was chosen, and the overall architecture.
Explain key RxJava operators, threading model (Schedulers), and error handling strategies used. Mention any custom operators or backpressure handling.
Talk about the pros and cons of using RxJava in that context, such as learning curve, debugging complexity, and performance implications.
Summarize the outcome, including performance improvements or code maintainability, and what you learned from the experience.
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