Everything you need to know about Dependency Injection

[@thediukaolei]

An example of the most popular DI, dagger hilt would be appreciated 🙏🏽 Sick video as always 🔥

[@ProvakorKonik]

Superv video. I just looking for these type of content for last few days. Take Love from otherside of the world.

[@SergeyTosunyan-zb5jw]

This new UI theme is awesome!

[@StevdzaSan]

Yep, you can enable the new Beta UI with one click inside the settings panel. ✅️

[@SergeyTosunyan-zb5jw]

@@StevdzaSan Yeah, I already checked it out after watching your video. It's also available in Android Studio's Giraffe version (Canary for now)

[@charlesbukenya2054]

I downloaded it today its a thing of beauty. By the way there are alot of new or improved features aswell

[@Nima-wh1ou]

One of the greatest channel

[@Kralnor]

Wouldn't it make the explanation clearer if you had instantiated a specific motherboard in your Real World Example at 2:00? So the first code example could be: class PC { private val asusMotherboard = Asus() fun start() { asusMotherboard.powerOn() } } That shows the tight coupling more clearly. Please let me know if I'm wrong.

[@mikaeljotsa6290]

Your suggestions actually makes his explanation clearer

[@yuhenteng4694]

koin and dagger-hilt are all very important for an android developer to learn. One for native android, the other for ktor backend. Hope the example video coming soon.

[@muhammadismailnadeem6106]

awesome video ❤️

[@rodrigo-tj1gf]

just did a junior level backend test where i had to deal with dependency injection and interfaces (it was a asp net mvc program) and i had absolutely no idea what to do with it

[@maheshm5381]

very good explantion

[@nurtorekelesov4286]

Thanks for the video man it was helpful!

[@StevdzaSan]

You're welcome buddy

[@yousefzaki168]

What's the ui plugin you use in android studio

[@TheMagedq]

Best explanation, I appreciate it 🙏

[@paulchibamba]

Please do an in depth tutorial on Koin.

[@StevdzaSan]

Thanks for the idea. I will definitely consider it.

[@android.kotlin]

If after 10 years you want to change the motherboard, you will have to change the processor and RAM

[@Telee_Pawt]

No clue.

[@pyaesonehan19]