Media Summary: In this lesson we add a new module for a new screen, the repo details screen. We'll set up some dependencies and the initial ... In this lesson we add a new project and interface to handle screen navigation. This is more to demonstrate how to share ... In this lesson, we learn about qualifier annotations and how to use them to separate dependencies of the same type in your ...
Dagger 2 Deep Dive 36 - Detailed Analysis & Overview
In this lesson we add a new module for a new screen, the repo details screen. We'll set up some dependencies and the initial ... In this lesson we add a new project and interface to handle screen navigation. This is more to demonstrate how to share ... In this lesson, we learn about qualifier annotations and how to use them to separate dependencies of the same type in your ... In this lesson we create an internal testing module along with the TestApplicationComponent. This is a test Component that will ... Everything is set up to allow our HomeFragment to navigate to the RepoDetailsFragment via the ScreenNavigator. In this lesson ... Before bringing in the real GitHub API, our app needs to support making requests on a background thread. In this lesson we'll ...
We start off by building a simple app that displays a count. The Counter is created by the "ViewModel" rather than passed to it. In this lesson, we update the AppRepository to use a basic in memory cache to save a network request when fetching a single ... There is one more step before making a real GitHub API request. The response json doesn't quite match the models we have. Here we set up some initial files for the first "feature" of our app, the home screen. Project: ... Let's get ahead of some breaking changes and update our testing library to provide a fake ScreenNavigator. This will be useful for ... Dependency injection doesn't require a framework, it's simply a pattern of passing dependencies to an object, rather than having ...
