Setting up our first repository
In this section, we will take our first steps into implementing the repository pattern for our app. In the context of the Candy Store app, and in general, the repository will serve as a bridge between our app’s UI and the data sources. It will handle tasks such as retrieving a list of candies, adding new candies, and updating the candy stock. By doing so, it centralizes data access and ensures that our business logic remains unburdened by data-fetching code.
We will walk through the process of creating our first repository for the Candy Store app. We’ll define its responsibilities, set up data sources, and leverage repository interfaces to build a clean and maintainable data access layer for our application.
Defining responsibilities
In this section, we’ll take a practical approach to defining the responsibilities of our Candy Store app’s repository within the context of our product list page. Instead of diving into...
