
Dependency injection. What to choose ? Custom made, dagger2, …
2022年11月19日 · Koin is a lightweight library developed in Kotlin, it will be easier to go KMP (or KMM) from this one, and it still has an Android lifecycle support. For bigger projects, you may want to check Kodein, quite heavier to setup than Koin but offers better management of your modules, thus better performances for complex projects.
PSA: How to Redeem Karma Koin Cards (After NX UI Update)
2021年9月1日 · The Karma Koin function is the same as before just with different steps to get there. The taxes are the same. So if your state/country taxes gift cards on online purchases then yes, it will be less than 22,000 NX once redeeme
What happened to the Koin hype? : r/androiddev - Reddit
2023年2月12日 · Which koin is stable in kmp, although kotlin-inject seems like a promising kmp compile time di in place of dagger. I wouldn't say that the lack of hype makes koin any less valuable, from my perspective that means the library is doing what it set out to do well with minimal bugs and if I joined a small team with it in the toolchain I wouldn't ...
Alternative to Hilt for KMM but not Koin : r/androiddev - Reddit
2022年9月2日 · With Koin, you can expose an interface from Kotlin and implement it in Swift and inject it into the container, making it available on Kotlin and Swift. That’s handy if you want to access some system specific features for example e.g a location provider.
Karma Koin update......... : r/Maplestory - Reddit
2021年10月23日 · Based on current conversion rates, you can redeem the £7 GBP Karma Koin card for 8,050 NX Prepaid (1 GBP Karma Koin = 1150 NX Prepaid; 7 GBP Karma Koin * 1150 NX Prepaid = 8050 NX Prepaid total). -- So, a player in the USA and a player in Britain both buy a US$10 Karma Koin. One gets 10,000 NX, and one gets 8,050 NX.
Is there extra benefits of using Koin instead of Dagger Hilt ... - Reddit
2022年4月13日 · Koin is a runtime di, so you won't know until runtime if a dependency can be supplied leading to a crash. I typically use runtime frameworks like kodein for it's simple DSL, but if you feel like you're ever going to forget supplying dependencies then I would recommend a compile time safe one.
How is Koin Dependency Injection better if I have to ... - Reddit
2023年6月19日 · I’ve never used Koin before, but I wouldn’t consider it either. On my big project that consumes 40+ Kafka topics, has a ton of business logic layers, and deals with a few billion messages per day, a DI framework might save me 100 lines of code.
Mike Donahue, longtime KOIN anchor, dies : r/Portland - Reddit
2023年8月26日 · Oh my god, I loved Ed Whelan. I would force my mom to change to KOIN just to watch his sports, which would make her mad because KOIN's sports always would air opposite the weather on KATU, which was her station of choice.
Koin or Hilt? : r/androiddev - Reddit
2021年4月4日 · I managed to get Koin to work for my Jetpack Compose Android app (which was my first experience ever with DI frameworks), but the more I keep using it, the more I look at migrating to Hilt — I have a theory that Dagger/Hilt may be more tailored to Android and Jetpack Compose than anything else.
Anyone got first hand experience with Koin in a real large ... - Reddit
In Koin you need to write the entire constructor manually, and every time a dependency is added or removed in any of the injected classes, you have to modify the constructor. In large apps where you have hundreds of injected classes, it starts being a chore