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A Comparison of MVVM and MVP Architectural Patterns in Android Application - a Warehouse Management System Case Study

The complexity of implementing an Android application depends on its features and the desired user experience quality. However, to achieve the application's intended purpose, a large codebase is usually required that is easily extensible, thus conforming to new requirements. This can, however, lead to future problems by generating technical debt. Utilizing "clean code" practices can resolve some of these problems, while others, concerning modularity and maintainability, remain open. By applying architectural design patterns, applications become stable for future development. In this paper MVVM and MVP, patterns are adopted and evaluated on a developed warehouse management system application in terms of performance, modularity, and maintainability. Based on this evaluation, certain conclusions are reached and suggestions are made as to which architectural design model is most appropriate for such a use case.

Architectural patterns, Android application, Warehouse management, MVP, MVVM

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