Thanks Mitch! It's incredible how you manage to explain hard concepts in a such a simple way and with friendly examples. I'm learning a lot with your videos. keep it up.

I watch your courses in your site AND I come here to press the like button too; because you're AWESOME!

Your videos are amazing!!! Not only the content is super relevant, but you're awesome at teaching. You can think about every type of person that can be watching and say something relevant to each one and that's just incredible. I wish you the best :)

Really clear and concise lesson on field and constructor injection! Really useful even without the additional juicy hilt stuff! thanks dude

The speaking speed fast and furious! love it! again! Thank you!!

great job by the way, your content has saved lifes and helped a whole bunch, i know you hear this often, but thanks man. God bless

Once again, a great tutorial !!

Thanks Mitch!!! Great content! Subscribed

Thanks. Cleared it up for me

Awesome video thank you Mitch !

This was really helpful! Thanks!

Ты лучший блогер. Спасибо

You are again perfect. Thank you

Thank you very much great video easy to understand

Thanks for share it us.

That concept, so pretty simple to be understood::clap::

Love your vids and CodingInFlow's but one of the main differences for me is that your voice doesn't put me to sleep. Lol

watching at 1.5 speed, this knowledge is great

thank you for the fluency of the content ":)

Finally you are here 😁😁

crystal clear!

Very helpful thanks

well explained!

Woow 🙌🏻

The third way in methods injection and it's good referring the hole object into another one

Very fast 😂❤️

If I go to the android documentation I understand nothing, when I see yout videos I understand everything :)

Amazing content.. Can you please share the implementation of field injection for a custom class.

Great video but he should also talk about setter injection. It's much better than field injection

Watching at 0.75x Full fill my requirements! 😂

Great video, can you please do a vídeo about creating dagger modules? That's will amazing for learning. Tanks a lot for the video.

In the case of constructor injection, if I want to pass some transitive dependencies like integer or boolean, how would I do that?

So Mitch quick question. Do dependency injection save time by using the something instance of the class. Because am not seeing you create any objects of the classes

Thanks for the Video. I have a question: What if I have a class user which consists of 'primitive types' like userName and password, which is of the type String. These strings come from a textview, how can I use constructor injection here?

There is also Method Injection

hey mitch, what os and system config you have in your device? looking to buying a pc/laptop that has sufficient specs to run android studio , emulator and chrome simultaneously

Doubt: How were you able to do constructor injection for a class that has no @AndroidEntryPoint ,cuz this annotation basically makes the class eligible for dependency injection,im new to programing

That was fast!!!

Sir Ji Please Put Kind Of Part 1,2,3, and soo on also Thanks

5:04 Ok i trust you.

making those dependencies without hilt will work right? why use hilt? I don't understand the benefits

can I do this in C#? Is there a comprable feature?

Assalom-u alaykum

hi mitch .. i cant access this course on your site. the video is'nt displaying

Can you explain how to inject a interfere which takes a generic parameter For example Interface State {} How will I inject it? How to pass this generic E?

It just looks like spring IOC😄

hi how to implement DI in someclass

your videos are really nice but please use dark mode my eyes hurt a lot please it's a humble request.

Engagement!

Engage the engines to 100k

Woah. When I stopped watching Mitch's videos, he was using Java. Now I return and I see Kotlin. Wow, Boomer doing Zoomer stuff. Noiceee 😂😂 (No offense man.)

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sorry I changed the number of likes from cool 911 to 912

Would someone please just show a straightforward example of what I assume is constructor injection? Why can't we have just 2 annotations? @provide with an identifier and @Inject with an identifier. put files in scoped modules or whatever but fuck why use @Inject everything it's confusing... Its fucking embarrassing! I am writing my own goddamn library.

Again Scaring me .do u have prove he likes me.