Tag: Dependency Injection

Another weekend is coming, so here are some good reads to spend some free time.

• Nice article from Quentin Zervaas on Action Button support in watchOS apps – Adding Support for Apple Watch Ultra Action Button;
  
  
• Wojciech Kulik explores different IDEs for Apple development – How to develop iOS and macOS apps in IDEs like Neovim or VS Code?;
  
  
• Quick developer guide on SwiftData for iOS by Natascha Fadeeva goes through new persistence framework in iOS 17;
  
  
• RevenueCat publishes payment calendar which would be useful, if you sell apps or have in-app purchases or subscriptions – Apple fiscal calendar year and payment dates;
  
  
• Keith Harrison provides overview of new stub view available in iOS 17 – Content Unavailable Views;
  
  
• Being a good citizen in the land of SwiftSyntax by Point-Free Pointers covers important considerations when working with SwiftSyntax framework;
  
  
• Jordan Morgan promotes an approach to work with third party dependencies – Masking Third Party Dependencies;
  
  
• Mastering Preview macro in Swift by Majid Jabrayilov is great collection of hints on using new #Preview macro;
  
  
• Antoine van der Lee goes through thread dispatch mechanisms in modern Swift concurrency – Thread dispatching and Actors: understanding execution;
  
  
• Designing for spatial computing: Understanding spatial awareness by Emanuele Agosta covers aspects of designing Apple Vision Pro apps.

That would be it for this week. Come back next Friday and we'll share more great articles.

It’s Friday, it’s time for a new pack of articles to go over the weekend.

Dagger + Anvil: Learning to Love Dependency Injection on Android

"Setting up and using dependency injection can be intimidating. However, with the right set of tools and setup, they can be a joy to use and give you more time and freedom back to focus on building amazing products." - this is for sure the best summary for this article.

Components and Scoping in Hilt

Creating components and determining the lifecycle of individual dependencies is much easier to do in Hilt, lets's check how to do this in this article.

Play Time with Jetpack Compose

The user interface of the Google Play application has been rewritten to Jetpack Compose, more about it you can find in this article.

StandardTestDispatcher vs UnconfinedTestDispatcher

The new version of the Coroutines-Test 1.6.0 library brought some new functionalities, the principle of which is slightly different than the one we were used in previous variants. Using the new changes, sooner or later we will face the dilemma of choosing the right TestDispatcher, so it is good to review this article.

Effective Kotlin Item 35: Consider defining a DSL for complex object creation

Another great article form Marcin Moskala.

That’s all from us, be safe!