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Dagger ‐ Scoping, normal example using singleton

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Devrath edited this page Oct 6, 2023 · 11 revisions

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Home
Dagger and Koin compared
Dagger ‐ About the tool
Dagger ‐ Constructor injection
Dagger ‐ Creating application‐wide singleton
Dagger ‐ Field injection
Dagger ‐ Injecting third party classes
Dagger ‐ Injecting values at runtime by component factory
Dagger ‐ Injecting values at runtime by creating module
Dagger ‐ Interface injection
Dagger ‐ multi binding
Dagger ‐ multi binding ElementsIntoSet
Dagger ‐ multi binding IntoMap
Dagger ‐ multi binding IntoSet
Dagger ‐ Named annotation and qualifiers
Dagger ‐ Scoping using component factory
Dagger ‐ Scoping using module
Dagger ‐ Scoping, normal example using singleton
Dagger ‐ Some theory about component relationship
Dagger ‐ Sub‐components and its significance
Dagger ‐ Using sub‐components with the builder way
Dagger ‐ Using sub‐components with the factory way
Dagger ‐ When to use @provides and when to use @binds
Dependency injection
Hilt ‐ About Hilt
Hilt ‐ Accessing activity and application context
Hilt ‐ Constructor Injection
Hilt ‐ Field Injection
Hilt ‐ Interface Injection
Hilt ‐ multi binding ElementsIntoSet
Hilt ‐ multi binding IntoMap
Hilt ‐ multi binding IntoSet
Hilt ‐ Scoping with @ActivityComponent annotation and @ActivityScoped provider
Hilt ‐ Scoping with just @Inject and without scoping components
Hilt ‐ Scoping with just @Singletion annotation and without @SingletonComponent annotation
Hilt ‐ Scoping with with both @Singletion and @SingletonComponent annotations
Hilt ‐ Scoping without @Singletion annotation and with @SingletonComponent annotation
Hilt ‐ Using qualifiers
koin: Injecting the interface in constructor of viewModel
koin: Injecting the view‐model in activity
koin: Injecting the view‐model in compose
koin: Loading Properties
koin: Logging with koin for Android
koin: Variable injection in compose
koin: What is koin

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