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RxJava vs. Coroutines
We’ve already been using coroutines here and there, but it wasn’t something that we could consider replacing RxJava with until recently because of missing functionality. Now, with the addition of StateFlow and SharedFlow, coroutines are comparable to RxJava.

In order to evaluate a move from RxJava to coroutines, I wrote down a list of pros/cons for each framework.
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