Dagger 2 on production — reducing methods count
Dagger 2 — fully static, compile-time dependency injection framework is a backbone of code architecture in Azimo Android app. We already know that with growing dev team clean code structure is one of the most important things in every project. Initialisation/usage separation, easier testing (unit or functional), better scalability —those are just a few of the benefits that come from use of depende
When the Avengers meet Dagger2, RxJava and Retrofit in a clean way · Saúl M.
When the Avengers meet Dagger2, RxJava and Retrofit in a clean way 14 May 2015 Recently, a lot articles, frameworks, and talks at the android community, are appearing talking about testing and software architecture, as said in the last Droidcon Spain, we are focusing on how to do robust applications instead on how to develop specific features. That denotes that the Android framework and the curren
Dagger 1 to 2 migration process – froger_mcs dev blog – Coding with love {â¤ï¸}
Dependency injection frameworks in Android - is there anyone who has never heard about it? At almost every Android dev conference someone talks about this software design pattern. I am a big fan of DI but there are also people who complain about it. The main reasons why they do this are: dependency injection frameworks are slow - well, it was completely true a couple years ago in times of RoboGuic
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