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droidcon NYC '19

Koin vs. Dagger (Service Locator vs. D.I.)

droidcon NYC 2019 | droidcon NYC '19: Koin vs. Dagger (Service Locator vs. D.I.) | Brian Plummer

With Koin 2.0, it’s time for you to evaluate this age-old debate: What exactly is meant by service locator vs. dependency injection? Does it matter in a modern age? Brian Plummer discusses this question along with how both libraries are implemented with an emphasis on their differences and how that affects you. By the end of this talk, you will have an understanding of their implementations and the knowledge to assess which one is right for you.

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Koin vs. Dagger (Service Locator vs. D.I.)

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For programmers who want to improve their knowledge of dependency injection and service locators

Taught by Brian Plummer, a notable figure in the Android development community

Compares two popular libraries for dependency injection and service location: Koin and Dagger

Helps learners assess the differences between dependency injection and service location

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For programmers who want to improve their knowledge of dependency injection and service locators

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