Sep 28, 2020

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Android ViewModel — Manual Dependency Injection Made Easy

Remove some boiler plate and make manual dependency injection with Android View Models easier with the power of Kotlin extensions.

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The Android team has been increasingly vocal about their support for Dependency Injection frameworks like Dagger, going so far as to develop and…

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Android ViewModel — Manual Dependency Injection Made Easy

Remove some boiler plate and make manual dependency injection with Android View Models easier with the power of Kotlin extensions.

More from AJ Kueterman

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