Android Dependency Injection using Dagger with Kotlin & more
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Brief Introduction
Learn how to use Dagger Dependency Injection framework with Kotlin , MVVM , Android Architecture Components and RxJavaDescription
Hi everyone and welcome to my new course
Android Dependency Injection using Dagger 2 with Kotlin
This course is designed for an Android Developer who has no background for using Dagger 2 for Dependency injection. Dagger is one of the most popular frameworks for Dependency injection in Android Development. It is developed by Google as a forked project from Dagger 1 which is developed by Square. Dagger 2 is one of the skills that you should have for your career as Android Developer because a lot of companies use it nowadays because it is fast, reliable and it makes the code more testable and clean because of separation of concerns.
After this course, you will be able to Understand the following
What is Dependency Injection(DI)
Why we need DI
Introduction to Dagger 2 library
Understanding the types of DI
Understanding Dagger Component
Understanding Field Injection
Understanding Method Injection
Understanding Dagger 2 Module
Understanding Scopes and SubComponent
Understanding Dagger Multibindings for Android View Model
Build a real Android App using Dagger2, RxJava, MVVM, Retrofit and Android Architecture components with Kotlin
Requirements
- Requirements
- You should have basics of kotlin language
- You should have experience in Android Development
Mahmoud Ramadan
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Learn how to use Dagger Dependency Injection framework with Kotlin , MVVM , Android Architecture Components and RxJava Hi everyone and welcome to my new course...
